Baks DUP200H60/3N is a 3 m cable ladder with a nominal width/profile of 200x60 mm, finished in galvanization to provide corrosion resistance for indoor and outdoor installations. The product is intended to support, route and organize multiple electrical cables along walls, ceilings or dedicated cable routes. Its rigid ladder construction keeps cable runs separated from structural elements and allows for ventilation and heat dissipation along the length of the installation.
Advantages
The galvanized surface provides protection against rust and prolongs service life in environments with moderate humidity. The ladder-style design gives mechanical support while permitting easy fixing of cable ties, clamps and accessories. At 3 m length the section reduces the number of joints required in long runs, simplifying installation and improving structural continuity. The uniform 200x60 mm profile accommodates a range of cable bundles while maintaining clearances for ventilation.
Suitable for
- Power distribution and control cable routing in commercial and industrial buildings
- Runways along walls, under ceilings or on dedicated cable supports
- Installations requiring ventilation and heat dissipation around cables
- Applications where a corrosion-resistant finish is needed
When it may not be suitable
This ladder is not intended for use as a structural support for loads other than cable management; it should not be used to support pipes or heavy equipment without engineering verification. For environments with aggressive chemical exposure or continuous outdoor salt spray, additional protective coatings or stainless-steel alternatives should be considered.
Key specifications
- Length: 3.0 m
- Internal ladder profile / clear width × height: 200 × 60 mm
- Construction: ladder-type cable tray with rungs for cable support
- Finish: hot-dip or electro-galvanized surface for corrosion resistance
- Typical mounting: wall, ceiling, or bracket-supported installations
How to use
Plan the cable route and support spacing according to cable load and local electrical codes. Position the ladder sections on prepared supports or brackets and join sections with appropriate fittings and hardware. Secure the ladder to supports using bolts and ensure alignment along the run. Lay cables on the ladder rungs, maintain recommended separation between power and signal lines as required, and secure cables with suitable ties or clamps. Inspect all joints and fixings after installation and perform a final check for stability and proper clearances.
What to consider before purchase
- Measure the available route and calculate total required length, allowing for joints and supports
- Verify the required ladder width and height to accommodate cable bundles and required clearances
- Check environmental conditions to confirm galvanized finish is sufficient or if stainless steel / additional coating is needed
- Confirm mounting accessories and joining hardware compatibility with the chosen support system
Usage recommendations
Use sections in continuous runs with regularly spaced supports to minimize deflection. Combine with compatible accessories such as bends, tees and splice plates designed for ladder systems. Follow local regulations for cable separation, grounding of the ladder system where required, and corrosion protection during installation.
