Mounting bracket ELKO-BIS OG UCHWYT KĄTOWY/100 10.1.1 OG 91000702 for cable trays and conduits

ELKO-BIS OG UCHWYT KĄTOWY/100 10.1.1 OG 91000702 is a metal angled mounting bracket designed to secure cable trays, conduits and related electrical installations at a fixed right angle. Manufactured for compatibility with standard mounting systems, the bracket provides a rigid connection point for supporting cable routes and fastening trays to walls, ceilings or structural members in both commercial and residential projects.

Advantages

The bracket’s angled design ensures stable, right-angle support for cable trays and conduits while occupying minimal space. Constructed from durable metal, it offers mechanical strength and reliable load-bearing capacity for typical electrical routing tasks. Its standardized geometry allows easy integration with common mounting systems and fasteners, enabling straightforward installation and consistent alignment of cable runs.

Suitable for

• Securing cable trays to walls, ceilings or steel structures
• Supporting conduit runs and cable management systems
• Electrical installation work in commercial buildings, industrial facilities and residential projects
• Creating fixed right-angle attachments where organized cable routing is required

Key specifications

• Material: metal construction for mechanical strength
• Shape: angled/right-angle mounting bracket
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard cable trays and conduit mounting systems
• Intended application: securing and supporting cable routes and trays
• Typical installation environments: indoor commercial, industrial and residential settings

How to use

Position the angled bracket so that it provides the required right-angle support between the cable tray or conduit and the mounting surface. Mark and prepare mounting points on the wall, ceiling or structure according to the tray manufacturer’s recommendations. Use appropriate fasteners and anchors compatible with the mounting surface and load conditions; attach the bracket securely, then fix the cable tray or conduit to the bracket using suitable bolts, nuts or clamps. Verify alignment and tighten all connections to ensure stable support before routing cables.

Usage recommendations

Select fasteners and anchors rated for the expected load and substrate; for heavy or long-span installations, use additional supports at recommended intervals. Inspect brackets and connections during initial commissioning and periodically as part of maintenance to confirm tightness and corrosion resistance. Follow local electrical standards and tray manufacturer instructions when planning load, spacing and earthing requirements.