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Data cabling conduit

2008-09-19T00:00:00+01:00

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Mita has launched the Cableline Prima 60 three-compartment, moulded PVC trunking system which has been designed for use with power cables and high-density category 5E, category 6 shielded cabling and 10Gb structured cabling.

Measuring 150mm x 60mm, the system benefits from adjustable bends and a multi-configurable tee. A screened divider can be fitted, allowing compliance with BS50174-2 while pre-punched fixing holes and compartment knockouts aid ease of installation. All corners, tees, angles and covers incorporate screw-fit fixings and discrete recessed screw holes.

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