5 Channel Rubber Cable Protector Ramp Traffic Speed Bump 18000lbs Capacity Heavy Duty Cable Protective Cover Ramp Driveway Hose Cord Track Protector Wires Concealer w/Flip-Open Top Cover

You will receive one pack of a 36.5"x19.3"x1.69" cable cover featuring 5 channels. Operating temperature range is -40 to 131. The design with 5 channel grooves provides ample space for floor cables, power cords, wires, and hoses. Simple to install and operate, this cable protector ramp aids in organizing messy hose lines, pinched electrical wires, and crushed cabling in busy work zones. Constructed from high-density rubber with an 18000 lbs load rating for heavy vehicle traffic, this cord concealer offers a softer and more flexible structure. It features a unique modular design enabling you to link several ramps together to cover longer distances and manage cables across larger spaces. Channels can be accessed via a flip-up PVC lid, which is bright yellow for high visibility and added safety. The specially pre-split rubber base allows for quick and easy cable addition or removal. Excellent for both indoor and outdoor settings such as garages, schools, and warehouses. A special grid structure design on the base enhances stability, preventing easy movement during use. The rubber bottom provides excellent grip on nearly all surfaces. The textured top can withstand the demands of high-traffic public areas. This cable protector has a non-interfering design for smooth wheel and cart passage. It helps safeguard your equipment and permits safe pedestrian access. This Cable Protector effectively shields extension cords, power lines, hoses, and network cables from wear and compression due to vehicle traffic (up to 18000 lb per axle), while its contrasting yellow and black colors help lower the risk of tripping accidents. It is suitable for floor cables, power cords, and wires. Perfect for outdoor and indoor applications, including parking lots, warehouses, concerts, hotels, stages, shopping malls, sports events, schools, communities, and construction sites