MACLEAN MCTV-684 is a spiral cable organizer designed to bundle and protect multiple cables with a compact 5×6 mm profile and a total length of 3 m. Constructed from a flexible material, this spiral wrap allows for quick routing and neat grouping of power, data and AV cables in offices, homes or workshops. Its slim profile makes it suitable for small cable bundles while providing abrasion protection and helping to reduce clutter and tangling.
Advantages
The spiral wrap combines flexibility and durability to enable easy installation and reconfiguration without tools. Its 5×6 mm cross-section provides a slim but effective solution for organizing several thin cables such as USB, Ethernet patch cords, power leads and audio/video wires. At 3 m length, the organizer offers enough coverage to manage cable runs behind desks, entertainment centers or workbenches, while its wrap-style design allows individual cables to be added or removed without disassembling the entire bundle.
Suitable for
- Bundling and protecting power, data and AV cables
- Cable management behind desks, monitors and entertainment units
- Workshops and garages where flexible routing is needed
- Home offices and shared workspaces to reduce cable clutter
Key specifications
- Profile dimensions: 5 × 6 mm
- Total length: 3 m
- Material: flexible wrap material designed for repeated bending
- Design: spiral/wrap style for easy insertion and removal of cables
- Compatibility: suitable for multiple thin cables (USB, Ethernet, audio/video, power cords)
How to use
Position the spiral organizer at the start of the cable run and wind it around the cables by rotating the wrap along their length. For existing installations, insert cables into the spiral by spiraling the wrap around them, or cut the wrap to length if shorter runs are required. Ensure the wrap fully covers exposed cable sections to provide abrasion protection. If necessary, secure the ends with cable ties or adhesive clips where the wrap meets devices or wall openings to keep the bundle in place.
Usage recommendations
For best results, group cables by function (power, data, audio/video) and avoid overfilling the spiral to prevent stress on connectors. Inspect periodically for wear in high-friction areas and replace if damage is observed.
