Wiring channel DELOCK 22028 30 x 30 mm grey, 1 m

DELOCK wiring channel 22028 is a 1 m long, surface-mounted cable duct in grey with internal dimensions of 30 x 30 mm. It is designed to route and protect electrical and low-voltage cables along walls, skirtings or ceilings while maintaining a neat appearance. The channel provides a compact solution for organizing wiring in residential, office or light-commercial environments where space-saving, visible cable management is required.

Advantages

The wiring channel is made to offer a durable and unobtrusive routing path for multiple cables, keeping them protected from mechanical damage and accidental contact. Its neutral grey finish blends into typical interior surfaces and reduces visual distraction. The 30 x 30 mm internal cross-section allows for grouping several power, data or audio/video cables without excessive bulk, and the 1 m length simplifies planning by allowing continuous runs or combined segments.

Suitable for

• Routing power and low-voltage data cables along walls and ceilings
• Organizing home entertainment and office workstation cabling
• Temporary or semi-permanent cable runs in commercial or retail spaces
• Surface-mounted installations where in-wall routing is not possible

Key specifications

• Internal cross-section: 30 x 30 mm (width x height)
• Length: 1 meter
• Color: grey
• Mounting type: surface-mounted cable channel
• Material: rigid plastic suitable for cable protection (non-conductive)

How to use

Measure the required run and cut the channel to length with a fine-toothed saw or suitable cutter. Position the channel on the wall or ceiling and mark fixing points at regular intervals. Fix the base to the mounting surface using appropriate screws or adhesive suitable for the substrate, then route cables into the base before closing with the matching cover. Ensure cables are not pinched when closing the cover and leave service loops where future changes or maintenance may be required.

Recommendations

For best results, combine mechanical fixing with an adhesive compatible with the mounting surface for long runs or where vibration is present. Avoid running high-current mains cables parallel and in direct contact with sensitive data cables — separate them within the channel or use individual conduit if electromagnetic interference is a concern. Follow local electrical codes when routing power cables and consult a qualified electrician if in doubt.