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Cable Trays

Contains a set of metal trays with sides. These trays have holes or slots at the bottom that provide ventilation for the cables placed on the tray. These holes can also be used to secure cables using cable ties. This type is used to carry power cables that produce medium heat and also to carry control cables

Cable trays

This type is used to carry large-section power cables. It consists of two longitudinal side rails connected by a set of horizontal crossbars, typically spaced at regular intervals of 9 inches. The horizontal crossbars are designed to allow cables to be secured to them using a set of cable cleats. This allows for maximum ventilation, making them suitable for cables that generate high heat. Cables can be inserted and exited from the top or bottom between any two crossbars, allowing easy access to the cables for maintenance or future cable additions. It has openings at the bottom that provide good ventilation for the cables and drain any water that may collect on top of the cable tray due to leaking drain pipes or air conditioning ducts. These openings also allow the addition or removal of small-section cables from the cable tray. It is primarily used to carry small-section control and measurement cables.

Dividers / barrier strips

Used as a barrier to separate two sets of cables of different types within the same tray (such as regular cables, emergency cables, or cables of different voltages)
This type of tray is solid at the bottom, it does not contain any openings, which provides maximum protection for the cables placed on it against bad weather conditions such as rain and intense sunlight and from any chemicals or materials that may cause the cables to rust, in case if the rack is covered with a solid cover, it also protects the cables from radio wave interference and electromagnetic fields. One of its disadvantages is that it does not provide a means for draining water and moisture that may accumulate inside it. These cable trays are used to carry small-section control and measurement cables in large quantities. They are also used to carry small-section communications and electrical cables, which produce little heat

Wire mesh cable trays

This type of cable tray is considered one of the most open structures on all sides and directions, and therefore it provides the maximum possible degree of ventilation from all directions. This type is mainly used for carrying low voltage cables, communication cables and fiber cables

Cable tray covers

The cover is used to cover the cable tray to protect the cables placed inside it from strong sunlight and the accumulation of dust, water and moisture. It also protects the cables from being damaged in the event that any object falls on the tray. The cable tray with a cover is used for outdoor uses, roofs and in mechanical rooms

Perforated cable tray

Emergency cables are placed on a special cable tray, separate from the normal cables, so that if the normal cables burn, the emergency cables are not affected. Sometimes the normal emergency cables are placed on one cable tray, but in this case a fire barrier must be placed between them to prevent the fire from spreading to one of them. In case of penetration of walls, it is necessary to install a frame of sheet metal around the cable tray, and fill the gaps with thermal foam, especially when moving from one fire zone to another. The earth cable is placed above the main cables and is not taken into account when calculating the width of the cable tray. These cable trays are connected to the ceiling duct (omega) C channel. Perforated Duct cable trays are used with or without a cover and are mostly used with a cover in outdoor applications, on the roof, and in mechanical rooms. Cable trays are fixed by Rod supports to hang on the ceiling at regular intervals of 1.5 meters at most

perforated cable tray

Emergency cables are placed on a dedicated cable tray separate from normal cables, so that if the normal cables burn, the emergency cables are not affected. Sometimes, emergency cables are placed on a single cable tray, but in this case, a fire barrier must be placed between them to prevent the fire from spreading to either of them. If walls are penetrated, a sheet metal frame must be installed around the cable tray, and the gaps must be filled with thermal foam, especially when moving from one fire zone to another. The ground cable is placed above the main cables and is not taken into account when calculating the cable tray width. This is where the cable trays are carried and connected to the C channel (omega) attached to the ceiling. Perforated duct cable trays are used with or without a cover, and they are often used with a cover for outdoor applications, on roofs, and in mechanical rooms. Cable trays are fixed with rod supports for suspension from the ceiling at regular intervals of 1.5 meters at most.

Support Brackets

These are brackets used to install cable trays, whether on the wall, floor, or ceiling. Q BAR M SHAPE BAR SPIDER BRACKET WALL BRACKET WALL BRACKET Cantilever Bracket 50 FLOOR STAND 100 FLOOR STAND V CONNECTOR Bridge Type Floor Stand Flag Type Floor Stand CABLE GUIDER support brackets

Channel cable tray

This type is used at the end of the cable tray (any type except the ladder type) to carry cables from the tray to any device that is fed from the cables placed on the tray through which push buttons or measuring devices can be installed on site. Cables can be added or withdrawn from it through the large holes at the bottom.

THREADED ROD

A ROD is a trough that is fixed to the ceiling with a screw. Its diameter is determined by the loads and weights of the cables placed above the cable tray. THREADED ROD T200E Assembly Beam Clamp (as selected) Threaded Rod 1 x 15 x 12 Gage Strut Channel – Hex Nut Square Washer Fender Washer – Hex Nut

Washer and nut

(Washer – nail) The nail and washer are used to fix the connector to the cable holder connections. The head of the nail must be flattened and the nail is installed so that its head is inside the cable holder to avoid scratching the cables