Triton electrical trunking LS 15x10 mm white 2 m pack of 10

Triton electrical trunking LS 15x10 mm in white is a slim surface-mounted cable management solution designed for routing and protecting low-voltage cables in residential and commercial interiors. Each trunking unit measures 15 mm by 10 mm in cross-section and 2 metres in length; the product is supplied in packs of 10 pieces to cover extended runs or multiple routes. The rectangular profile and white finish allow discreet installation along walls, skirting boards, door frames or furniture edges while keeping LAN, telephone, audio and power-adapter cables neatly contained.

Advantages

The low-profile rectangular design provides a compact and unobtrusive channel for cables, helping to maintain a tidy appearance without major surface work. The 2 m lengths in a pack of 10 reduce joins and simplify planning for longer routes. The white colour blends with most interiors and is suitable for painting or trimming to match decor. The trunking is straightforward to cut and fit with commonly available tools, enabling quick installation and later access for adding or replacing wires.

Suitable for

• Routing LAN, telephone and audio cables along walls and skirtings
• Concealing low-voltage power adapter and charger cables
• Surface cable runs in rented or temporary interiors where chasing walls is undesirable
• Organising cables behind TV units, desks or shelving

Key specifications

• Cross-section: 15 x 10 mm
• Length per piece: 2 m
• Colour: white
• Profile: slim rectangular surface trunking
• Pack quantity: 10 pieces

How to use

Measure the required run and mark positions on the mounting surface. Cut the trunking to length with a fine-toothed saw or trunking cutter, ensuring clean edges. Fix the trunking to the surface using suitable screws and wall plugs or an appropriate adhesive for the substrate; maintain even spacing of fixings for a secure fit. Lay cables into the trunking channel, avoiding overfilling, then snap on the matching cover to secure the cables and provide a neat finish. For corners or directional changes, use compatible angle or corner pieces or miter the trunking ends as required.

Usage recommendations

For best results, check cable diameters against the internal channel capacity and avoid running high-voltage mains wiring together with communication cables in the same small trunking. When installing on uneven surfaces, use flexible adhesive or additional fixings to maintain contact along the run. Paint the trunking with suitable water-based paints if colour matching is required, and plan joints to fall in less conspicuous locations.