Wired Communications Installs Raceway Conduit and Wall Mounted Surface Box for CAT 6 Cabling

Working with older buildings Wired comes across brick and cement 100-year-old buildings. If there is no drywall, there is no way to pull the cable through the walls. Using Low Voltage Cabling Raceway, Wall Track, and Wall Mounted Surface Boxes allows adaptability and versatility to any situation. Using any CAT cabling, the wall track is a great way to hide and organize the cables to any specific location you need. Depending on the size, 3 to 6 CAT cables can be installed in each raceway track.

[@domantlen6231]

Tip for others who watch this. Quite important factor here is max angle radius for cables which affects raceway size choice. You can read about it in cable specification (for example "4x cable thickness"). You just cant do 90* bend in like 10mm length for thicker cables like cat6 and up (unshielded or shielded) without loosing its properties/capabilities. Slim but tall raceways (prefered solution) or more flat but wide ones give the cable more space to bend in corners.

[@OthmanAlikhan]

Thanks for the video =)

[@sspeck5660]

What's the product you used for the raceway?

[@wiredcommunications8155]

For this particular project, we used Hubbell, but we do use LeGrand, Panduit, and Wiremold. All comes down to the customer's needs and the RCDD. Thank you for watching our videos!

[@sspeck5660]

Your video was very informative. Thank you!