Cable tray Baks KGR/KPR300H42/2, galvanized steel, 300 x 2000 mm

Baks KGR/KPR300H42/2 is a galvanized steel cable tray with external dimensions 300 x 2000 mm designed to support and route electrical cables in industrial and commercial installations. The tray's zinc coating provides corrosion resistance for indoor and sheltered outdoor use, and its sturdy construction enables secure cable distribution along walls, ceilings or designated cable routes. This model is intended for organized cable management where mechanical protection and reliable support are required.

Advantages

The galvanized steel construction delivers enhanced durability and corrosion resistance compared with untreated steel, while the 300 mm width accommodates multiple cable runs and cable bundles. The 2000 mm length reduces the number of joints required along a run, simplifying installation. The tray's straightforward profile facilitates secure fixing to brackets and supports and allows compatibility with common cable accessories for routing and separation.

Suitable for

• Indoor cable routing in industrial plants and warehouses
• Sheltered outdoor installations such as covered service corridors
• Power, control and signal cable distribution in commercial buildings
• Cable protection along walls, ceilings and mezzanines

Key specifications

• Material: galvanized steel for corrosion resistance
• External dimensions: 300 mm width × 2000 mm length
• Tray profile height: suitable for standard cable bundling and separation
• Surface finish: zinc-coated for indoor and sheltered outdoor environments
• Compatibility: designed to connect with standard tray fittings and support brackets

How to use

Mount the tray on a continuous support system or at discrete support points with appropriate brackets and fasteners rated for the installation load. Measure and plan the cable route to ensure supports are spaced according to load and local installation standards. Securely fasten tray joints and use compatible connectors and covers where required. Route cables within the tray, separating power and signal cables as needed and using dividers or additional trays when required for segregation and serviceability.

Usage recommendations

Inspect tray supports and fasteners for compatibility with the galvanized finish and ensure proper earthing of metallic cable management elements. Avoid prolonged exposure to unprotected outdoor environments and corrosive atmospheres; for fully exposed external installations consider alternative corrosion protection. Follow applicable local electrical and building codes for spacing, load rating and cable segregation.