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cable tray

2016-07-01View Original

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Should galvanized pipes or other cable trays be used for laying wires in the boiler room?
Reply #22016-07-02
Either one is fine; choose the option that is most economical
Reply #32016-07-02
The cable tray can be made of other profiles, while the wire conduit should be galvanized steel
Reply #42016-07-03
Cable trays are rarely used indoors, unless there are a large number of cables – in which case one or two conduit pipes are not sufficient.
Reply #52016-07-03
It’s just a few 220V power cables; the rest are signal cables and instrument wires
Reply #62016-07-03
Any of these will work; the key factor is the number of cables. If there are many, cable trays are definitely the better choice – they save money and improve aesthetics.
Reply #72016-07-03
The 220V power cable and the instrument cable must not be used in the same cable tray.

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