Cable protector: Safety for Everyone

Cable protector: Safety for Everyone:

To numerous parties, Floor Cable Protectors are primarily used for safety reasons. Not only will you be protecting valuable electrical and delicate multi-media cables, but you also save yourself from hazards to the people walking around them and the equipment they are attached to. A cable protector is available in many sizes, shapes, and colors, and with a variety of accessories and uses, but if you choose the right one, it will be determined where and how it will be applied. The uses described here are not the only ones, but rather the most common.

Construction sites:

You don't want loose wires trailing around on a construction site because there are heavy trucks and equipment constantly driving by. Electrical cables, hose lines, and cords need a protector. Among the choices is the Guard Dog cable protector, which fits a cord 3.25 inches in diameter and can withstand 10,880 pounds per tire or twice that per axle. It, like other durable products, comes in a brightly colored, heavy-duty polyurethane material with a hinged lid and slip-resistant base.

Commercial Properties:

As businesses grow, they may need to run more wires and cables across pedestrian areas. This is where a cable protector comes in to guard those precious lines. Your business productivity will be affected if they create trip hazards. Cable expanders are available for sometimes up to 100 lines, so the number you need to protect is probably very doable.

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Outdoor Events with Pedestrian and Light Vehicle Traffic:

Whenever a professional company puts on an event, such as a festival, celebration, or a special event, there will be a need for protectors. Whether it's lighting or music at a smaller event, or speakers and multiple electricity outlets at a large event, Heavy Duty Cable Protectors are paramount in importance to keeping the attendees safe. Furthermore, a cable protector will protect the wires from any damages caused by traffic such as trucks, autos, and golf carts.

Indoor events with pedestrian Traffic:

Cable protectors are a great choice for large halls such as convention centers that require installation for one day, one week, or one month. Whether you are the location coordinator and provide them to exhibitors or an independent business owner who wants to keep their booth space neat and tidy, having them on hand is a good idea. Make sure you purchase only ADA-approved protectors.

Stage, Studio, and Broadcast Locations:

Channel protectors are valuable for their ability to last longer and have accessories to make them function effectively. The channels in this type of protector easily lift to access the various cables, making the swapping out of new and different lines a snap. Additionally, there is ADA accessibility on either side of it, which makes it a safe place.

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