Raceway
Raceway, in the context of electrical and data communication systems, refers to a enclosed channel or conduit used to protect and route electrical wiring, cables, or communication wires in buildings or industrial facilities. Raceways are essential for organizing and safeguarding wiring systems while allowing for easy installation, maintenance, and upgrades.
Types of Raceways
- Conduit: Rigid or flexible tubes used to encase and protect electrical wires and cables. Conduits can be made of metal (such as steel or aluminum) or non-metallic materials (such as PVC or fiberglass).
- Cable Tray: Metal or non-metallic trays used to support and route cables in open-air or overhead installations. They come in various types including ladder, trough, and wire mesh trays.
- Wire Duct: Plastic channels with covers used for organizing and protecting wires and cables in control panels or electrical enclosures.High Current Capacity: Capable of carrying high current loads, suitable for heavy industrial applications.
