Veracity Longspan Lite extended Ethernet cable tray VLS-1N-L for network cable management

Veracity Longspan Lite extended Ethernet cable tray VLS-1N-L is a structured cable management accessory designed to route and support Ethernet and network cables in horizontal and vertical runs. The tray offers extended length and a stable profile to maintain cable alignment, reduce strain on terminations, and create a neat, serviceable path between networking equipment, switches, and patch panels in commercial and residential installations.

Advantages

The tray provides continuous support over longer spans, minimizing cable sag and stress on connectors. Its open profile allows for airflow around cables and straightforward access for inspection, labeling and re-routing. The design promotes organized cable distribution, simplifies maintenance tasks, and helps maintain signal integrity by preventing tight bends and overcrowding.

Suitable for

• Routing Ethernet and category network cables in office and data-room environments
• Supporting cable runs between racks, switches and patch panels
• Horizontal cable distribution along ceilings, under raised floors or along walls
• Residential installations requiring neat, supported network cable paths

Key specifications

• Product type: open-profile cable tray for Ethernet/network cable management
• Form factor: extended-length tray for long-span support
• Material characteristics: rigid construction to maintain shape and support cables
• Cable capacity: designed to accommodate multiple twisted-pair network cables with room for airflow and separation
• Mounting: suitable for horizontal or vertical installation with standard mounting hardware
• Access: open design for easy cable placement, inspection and re-routing

How to use

Install the Veracity Longspan Lite tray along the planned cable path using appropriate fasteners for the mounting surface and follow rack- or wall-mounting guidelines as required. Lay network cables into the tray without sharp bends, maintaining recommended bend radii and avoiding overfilling the tray. Use cable ties or Velcro straps at intervals to group cables and prevent movement; leave slack loops where service access is anticipated. Inspect terminations and intermediate supports after installation to ensure cables are seated and not under tension.

Usage recommendations

For best results, plan cable routes to minimize changes in elevation and tight turns, distribute cables evenly across the tray width, and avoid stacking excessive cable bundles in a single section. Select mounting hardware appropriate to the wall, ceiling or rack material and follow local codes for cable separation from power circuits where required.