Cable management

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loose wires in server rooms. You can even run cables and wires along a building roof with a universal cable roof mount. Inexpensive nonmetallic or metal network cable D-rings, clips and electrical tape will often do the job. Many of these accessories can be used in home setups. Besides cutting clutter and making it easier to access, identify and work on cables, a good cable tubing organizer can promote addition safety. Check out our firestop sleeve kits for installations that need to meet code requirements for internal and external firestop sealing. Whenever you order new cables, make sure to pick up one or more of our low-voltage cable management solutions. These are must-have items for your server room supplies. You'll always be glad to have these products around for when you need them.

large spaces requires high-quality low-voltage cabling. Organizing those cables is critical for code compliance and troubleshooting, and can eliminate outages, injury and other hazards, such as tripping. Properly organizing business or residential network cabling will help networking systems run reliably and will provide quick, easy access for troubleshooting, repairing or updating. In addition, organizing your cables also provides a neat, clean and professional look. In short, it's practically impossible to overstate the importance of cable management. Discount-Low-Voltage.com has been a leader in cable management solutions for commercial and residential networks since 1999. We know cable management is as important as the cables themselves. that's why we carry plenty of temporary and permanent options at low prices to keep your low-voltage cables grouped, shaped and protected. No setup challenge is too small for our experts, with options to bend and twist cable in any way you desire. (We mean twist figuratively, of course - actually twisting cable is a good way to degrade it.) From simple cable ties and VelcroTM straps for bundling large groups of cables to cable raceways for running around ceiling and floor corners, we have something for every cabling need.