Wire Support Rods set (3 pcs) for cutting length 1280 mm, DAHUA

Set of three DAHUA wire support rods with a cutting length of 1280 mm, designed to provide stable and consistent support for wiring runs in installation and maintenance tasks. Each rod is supplied in the same length to allow uniform spacing and straightforward replacement or expansion of existing support layouts. The set is intended for professional environments where defined support lengths are required.

Advantages

Three identical support rods ensure repeatable installation geometry and simplify planning for cable support paths. The fixed cutting length of 1280 mm reduces on-site measurement and cutting time when a consistent span is needed. Compatibility with common mounting techniques for electrical, cabling and surveillance systems makes the set a practical choice for installers seeking uniform support components.

Suitable for

• Supporting and guiding low-voltage wiring runs in surveillance camera installations
• Temporary or permanent cable support in electrical and data cabling projects
• Standardized installations where consistent support spacing and lengths are required

Key specifications

• Quantity: 3 rods per set
• Cutting length: 1280 mm per rod
• Material: metal support wire suitable for mechanical stabilization of cables
• Surface finish: factory-applied protective coating for corrosion resistance
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard cable management and mounting accessories

How to use

Measure the required mounting points and position the support rods at the planned intervals. Trim the rods if a shorter length is necessary, using appropriate cutting tools and following safety precautions. Secure each rod to the chosen mounting points or accessories, then route cables along the rods, fastening them with ties or clips compatible with the support wire. Ensure mechanical load on each rod remains within acceptable limits for the mounting method used.

Usage recommendations

Use protective gloves and eye protection when cutting or handling support rods. Verify compatibility with existing mounting hardware before installation and avoid overloading supports—distribute cable weight evenly and use additional supports when required.