Cable raceway/cover ARGO LISTWY WSUWANE STANDARD 15mm blue, model 419153

ARGO LISTWY WSUWANE STANDARD 15mm blue (model 419153) is a 15 mm wide cable raceway designed to organize, protect and conceal electrical cables and wires. The slim profile and blue finish enable discrete routing of power cords, data cables and audio/video leads along walls, skirting boards or furniture edges. The product is intended for indoor use where a low-profile channel is required to achieve a neat appearance and facilitate access for maintenance.

Advantages

The cable raceway provides a narrow and consistent channel for multiple small-diameter cables, reducing tangling and mechanical wear. Its slide-in cover design allows quick installation and easy access for adding or removing cables without detaching the base. The material resists normal indoor mechanical stress while offering a smooth surface that can be painted or trimmed to fit corners and lengths. The blue color gives a visible option for color-coded installations where identification is useful.

Suitable for

• Routing power and low-voltage cables along skirting boards and walls
• Organizing data, Ethernet and audio/video cables behind desks and AV cabinets
• Temporary or permanent installations in offices, homes and utility rooms
• Color-coded cable runs where blue identification is desired

Key specifications

• Internal usable width: 15 mm
• Color: blue
• Form: slide-in cover raceway
• Application: indoor cable management for power and low-voltage wires
• Profile: low-profile design suitable for mounting on flat surfaces

How to use

Measure and mark the mounting line and cut the raceway to the required length with an appropriate cutting tool. Fix the base to the mounting surface using adhesive or mechanical fasteners suitable for the wall material, ensuring the base sits flush. Place cables inside the base channel, avoid overfilling beyond the rated internal width and arrange cables to minimize bending strain. Slide the cover into place until it locks or seats evenly along the length. For maintenance or changes, slide the cover off to access cables and then re-seat it after adjustments.

Usage recommendations

When installing, avoid routing high-current power conductors together with sensitive data or signal cables in the same small channel to reduce potential interference and heat buildup. Confirm that the combined cable cross-section does not exceed the internal capacity, and use additional raceways or separate channels for thicker or heat-generating cables. For permanent installations, select fixing methods compatible with the mounting surface and follow local electrical codes.