Any channel designed for holding wires or cables (conduit, electrical metallic tubing, sleeves, slots, underfloor raceways, cellular floors, surface raceways, wireways, cable troughs, busways, auxiliary gutters & ventilated flexible cableway.
This is a physical channel that loosely houses telephone and electrical wires in buildings.
A metal structure enclosing the electric components of a sign, exclusive of the transformer.
Wall-mounted channel with a removable cover used to support horizontal cabling.
electrical wires and/or cables in a specified space
a trough or conduit build into a modular furniture panel that allows voice, data and/or power cabling to be pulled through the cubicle systems
The channel provided within a systems furniture panel to run electrical wiring and telephone cabling to the outlets.
A type of conduit, usually rectangular, used for running wire or cable on the surface of a wall.
decorative raceway and gutter: Raceway is a wall-mounted channel with a removable top. Decorative raceway (also known by the brand name Wiremold) is big enough to hold two cables; it's used to mount cable against a wall. Raceway big enough to hold many cables is sometimes called gutter; it's used in ceilings and attics. Made of plastic or metal, raceway mounts with screws or an adhesive backing.
narrow channel for water, tube used to protect electric wires.
A ceiling distribution method in which metal trays used to distribute cable to and from workstations are suspended within false ceilings.
Exterior channel that allows wires to be run on the surface of a wall or ceiling
An enclosed channel for holding wires or cables. If designated for line conductors, the raceway must be sealable. The intermixing of line and load conductors in the same raceway is not permitted.
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Any channel courses supporting and protecting electrical conductors, including conduits, wireways, surface metal raceway, cable trays, floor and ceiling raceways, busways, and cable bus.
A channel for holding wires, cables, or bus bars which is designed expressly for and used solely for this purpose. Raceways may be of metal or insulating material, and the term includes metal conduit, flexible metal conduit, and wireways.
An electrical enclosure that may also serve as a mounting structure for the sign.
Metal or insulated rubber tubing used to channel electrical wires.
A channel designed expressly for holding wires, cables, or busbars, including conduit, tubing, wireways, busways, gutters, or moldings.
An enclosure, channel or conduit for holding conductors, cables or optical fiber bundles.
