Cable trough / duct LO-50/P2 50×11 mm, No name

The straight cable trough LO-50/P2 by No name provides a narrow, low-profile channel with internal dimensions of 50 × 11 mm for routing and protecting electrical and data cables in indoor environments. Designed for surface mounting along walls, under desks, or inside cabinets, this duct keeps single conductors or small bundles organized and protected from accidental strain and abrasion. Its compact cross-section makes it suitable where space is limited and a discreet cable route is required.

Advantages

This cable trough offers a consistent internal pathway that simplifies cable runs and reduces installation time. The slim form factor minimizes visual impact while allowing straightforward access for adding or removing conductors. The smooth interior reduces friction on cables, and the rigid profile maintains shape for neat alignment during installation. Its design supports standard cable management practices in both commercial and residential settings.

Suitable for

• Indoor cable routing along walls and baseboards
• Under-desk cable management for workstations
• Organizing telephone, data, and low-voltage power lines
• Surface-mounted installations in offices, retail, and homes

Key specifications

• Internal dimensions: 50 × 11 mm
• Profile: straight, low-profile duct
• Application: indoor, surface-mounted cable routing
• Capacity: suitable for single cables or small bundles of conductors
• Typical mounting: adhesive or screw surface fixation (depending on surface and installer preference)

How to use

Measure the length required and cut the trough to size using a fine-toothed saw or appropriate cutting tool to obtain a clean edge. Position the trough along the planned route, ensuring the surface is clean and dry if adhesive mounting will be used. For screw mounting, mark and pre-drill fixing points at regular intervals to secure the duct firmly to the surface. Place cables inside the trough, avoiding sharp bends and ensuring bend radii are appropriate for the cable types. Close the duct if a removable cover is provided, or secure the cable run according to the chosen installation method.

Usage recommendations

When planning installations, allow some extra space inside the trough for future cable additions and avoid overfilling. Use appropriate fixings for the mounting surface and cable type, and maintain recommended bend radii for data and power cables to preserve performance. For runs crossing rooms or long distances, plan intermediate access points to facilitate maintenance and cable changes.