OBO BETTERMANN bandeja de cables 2058 LW 10, acero galvanizado en banda, 1000 x 200 x 50 mm 1195794

Electricians and panel builders routing power or data cables in commercial and industrial buildings will find this OBO BETTERMANN cable tray trough a dependable backbone for their installations. The 2058 LW 10 model measures 1000 mm long, 200 mm wide, and 50 mm high, providing a spacious channel for bundling conductors while keeping them organized and accessible. Manufactured from strip galvanized steel, it resists corrosion in protected indoor and outdoor environments, ensuring a long service life even in demanding conditions.

Key specifications

• Product type: Cable tray trough
• Material: Steel, strip galvanized (bandverzinkt)
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 1000 x 200 x 50 mm
• System series: 2058
• Compatibility: Designed for VBF cable tray systems
• Corrosion resistance: Yes
• Colour: Metallic grey
• Manufacturer article number: 1195794
• EAN: 4012195082033

Why choose it

The strip galvanized finish delivers reliable protection against rust and wear, reducing maintenance and replacement costs over the lifespan of the installation. Its 200 mm width accommodates a high volume of cables, while the 50 mm side walls keep bundles neatly contained. As part of the proven 2058 series, this trough integrates seamlessly with other OBO BETTERMANN components, simplifying planning and procurement for contractors.

Ideal use cases

• Routing power and control cables along walls or ceilings in commercial buildings
• Organizing data and communication lines in server rooms and technical spaces
• Supporting cable runs in industrial facilities, workshops, and warehouses
• Creating structured cable pathways in protected outdoor areas such as under canopies or in covered walkways

Good to know

This cable tray trough is intended for use in environments shielded from direct weather exposure; for fully outdoor applications, consider additional protective measures. It is supplied as a single unit, and mounting hardware must be ordered separately. Always verify load requirements and support spacing according to local regulations and project specifications.