Triton cable trunking set LS 90x40 mm white 2 m (pack of 8)

Triton cable trunking set LS 90x40 mm white 2 m (pack of 8) provides a practical solution for surface cable routing and basic mechanical protection in residential and commercial spaces. Each trunking piece has internal dimensions of 90 x 40 mm and a length of 2 m, supplied in white finish and packaged as a set of eight identical sections. The system is intended for organizing power and low-voltage cables along walls, ceilings or other flat surfaces, improving visual neatness and facilitating later access for inspection or modification.

Advantages

The trunking set offers a uniform finish and consistent sizing across all pieces, enabling straightforward alignment and a continuous run for large installations. Its 90 x 40 mm internal profile accommodates multiple conductors or bundled cables while maintaining separation from surrounding surfaces. White coloration blends with most interiors and helps reduce visual impact. Being surface-mounted, the system allows fast installation without the need for concealed conduit work and supports tidy cable management and basic mechanical protection.

Suitable for

• Routing power and low-voltage cables in offices and commercial premises
• Organizing cable runs in residential rooms and corridors
• Temporary or permanent surface-mounted installations where in-wall routing is not possible
• Audio/video, data and control cable separation in small to medium installations

Key specifications

• Internal dimensions: 90 mm (width) x 40 mm (height)
• Length per piece: 2 metres
• Colour: white
• Pack contents: 8 identical trunking sections
• Mounting type: surface-mounted along walls or ceilings

How to use

Measure the run and plan cuts so trunking ends meet cleanly or use appropriate connectors. Cut sections to length with a fine-toothed saw or trunking cutter, deburr edges, and position the trunking along the intended route. Fix the base to the mounting surface using suitable screws, wall plugs or adhesive depending on substrate and load; then place cables inside the trunking and snap or close the cover. For multiple runs, use internal partitions or separate channels where required to keep power and data cables apart.

Usage recommendations

Check local electrical regulations for separation and fixing requirements. Use appropriate fixings for the mounting substrate and avoid overfilling the trunking to maintain cable heat dissipation and accessibility. For runs with frequent access needs, plan junctions and covers to allow easy inspection and future cable changes.