ROLINE cable routing sleeve 44 x 6 mm, black, 1 piece — protective cable organizer

ROLINE cable routing sleeve 44 x 6 mm in black is a slim protective channel intended to guide and organize cables along walls, desks or inside enclosures. The sleeve provides a narrow, flexible pathway for low-voltage data, power and AV cables, helping to reduce tangling and improving the visual order of cable runs. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for locations where space is limited and a discreet cable management solution is required.

Advantages

The cable routing sleeve offers a straightforward and low-profile method to group and protect cables. Its flexible construction allows it to follow slight bends and contours while maintaining cable separation from sharp edges and foot traffic. The black finish blends with most interiors and equipment, minimizing visual distraction. Installation requires minimal tools or effort, and the sleeve's narrow width supports tidy routing in tight gaps or along skirting boards.

Suitable for

• Routing low-voltage network and Ethernet cables in office or home setups
• Organizing power and AV cables behind entertainment units
• Bundling sensor, control or peripheral wiring inside enclosures
• Neat cable runs along desks, workbenches or baseboards

Key specifications

• Profile dimensions: approximately 44 mm × 6 mm
• Color: black
• Form factor: single-piece routing sleeve
• Compatibility: suitable for multiple low-voltage cable types (data, power, AV)
• Mounting: designed for surface routing along walls, desks and inside enclosures

How to use

Measure the cable run and cut the sleeve to the required length if necessary. Open the sleeve along its entry point, place the cables inside, then press the sleeve closed or position it against the mounting surface. Secure the sleeve using appropriate fasteners or adhesive clips compatible with the installation surface. Ensure cables are not overly bent and that there is sufficient slack at connection points to avoid strain.

Usage recommendations

For best results, route only low-voltage cables together and avoid mixing mains power conductors with data lines. Use cable ties or internal separators if bundling many cables to prevent overcrowding. When mounting on painted or delicate surfaces, test adhesive or clips in an inconspicuous area first or use removable fasteners to avoid surface damage.