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Product Description
Tough Equipment & Tools, Pay Less
VEVOR is a leading brand that specializes in equipment and tools. Along with thousands of motivated employees, VEVOR is dedicated to providing our customers with tough equipment & tools at incredibly low prices. Today, VEVOR's products are sold in more than 200 countries and regions with 10 million plus members worldwide.
Why Choose VEVOR?
- Premium Tough Quality
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3 Pack 2 Channel Cable Protector Ramp
Rubber & PVC Cover & Modular Interlock Connection
This cable ramp is designed to control traffic speed and provide enough room for road cables while not causing damage to cars or roads. It adopts high-quality rubber construction, PVC cover for long-term service, 11,000lbs load capacity, and is secure on use at night.
- 3 Packs 2 Channels
- Max. 11000 lbs Capacity
- Premium Slip-proof Rubber
- Modular Interlocking Connection
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2 Cable ChannelsDual 1.3" W x 1.2" H/ 3.2 x 3.1 cm channels rubber driveway bump can provide enough room for electrical wire, power line, hose & network cables extension cord. |
11, 000 LBS Weight LimitThe heavy and specialized craftsmanship that goes into the manufacture of these cable protectors facilitates that they can hold up to 11,000 lbs load capacity for all cars to pass securely. |
Rubber & PVC CoverThis rubber driveway bump is constructed with commercial-grade thermoplastic rubber. PVC cover is designed with skid-proof textures on the surface to provide security for car drivers. |
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Flip-open DesignThe cable protector ramp with a flip-open cover allows you total flexibility to locate and fix any loose cable regardless of direction. Simply "snap" open and push in. |
Modular Interlock ConnectionOur nap fit cable protectors are fit for carrying more than one cable or wiring component, avoid accidents, secure the cables, and so much more. |
Versatile ApplicationParticularly suitable in public places like playgrounds, venues, sporting events, exhibition halls, retail premises, squares, temporary emergency applications, and home and office usage. |
Package Content
- 3 x Cable Protector Ramps
Specifications
- Amount: 3 PCs
- Channel: 2
- Color: Black + Yellow
- Material: Rubber + PVC
- Weight Capacity: 11,000 lbs/ 4,989 kg
- Product Size: 40'' L x 9.7" W x 2" H/ 101 x 24.5 x 5 cm
- Single Channel Size: 1.3" W x 1.2" H/ 3.2 x 3.1 cm
- Item Weight(Each): 11.02 lbs/ 5 kg
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| Price | $35.29 | $39.99 | $131.44 | $66.99 | $39.99 | $80.99 |
| Pack | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Channels: | 1 | 2 | / | 3 | 5 | 3 |
| Load Capacity: | 18,000 Lbs/axle | 11,000 Lbs/axle | 22,046lbs | 44,000 Lbs/axle | 18,000 Lbs/axle | 22,000 Lbs/axle |
| Channel Dimensions: | 0.98" x 0.79" | 1.18" x 1.38" | / | 2" x 2.3" | 1.38" x 2" | 1.2"x1.2" |
| Ramps Dimensions: | Approx. 39.4" x 5.9" x 1.18" | Approx. 40" x 10" x 2" | Approx. 72.4x12x2.4" | Approx. 36.6" x 19.3" x 2.7" | Approx. 35" x 20" x 2" | Approx. 40.2" x 11.4" x 2.2" |
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| Delivery | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 15 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 15 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | — |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Yoastro | YONSHENG | Amazon.com | EdwardWireless | YELACK STORE |
| material | Polyvinyl Chloride, Rubber | Plastic, Rubber | Rubber | Polyvinyl Chloride | Polyvinyl Chloride | Plastic |
| style | Cable Protector | — | Heavy Duty | Protective | — | Heavy Duty |
| installation | Self-Adhesive | Freestanding | Self-Adhesive | Self-Adhesive | Self-Adhesive | Self-Adhesive |
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Cable ramps are a must!
I am glad to have invested in these for a few reasons.First is guest & client safety, I’ve tried taping down cables (messy, takes forever, VERY WASTEFUL, consumes precious tear down time, can still pop up, low visibility, etc), I’ve tried working with venues to secure extra mats to cover my cables in awkward placements (I’ve learned to not rely on venues for things I need, as I am a vendor and NOT the client), running cables in cracks at outdoor events, you name it. Nothing has come close to getting these cable ramps, determining the direction of the cable, laying down the ramps, connecting them, running the cable, closing it up and not worrying about them being an issue for the duration of an event. These ramps have not skid at all, they have a good weight to them, I have only placed them on flat surfaces.Second is a clear indication of “industry professionalism”, this can be a divisive concept depending on who you talk to, but in my experience, no matter what kind of gear you pull out, or how clear, concise, or tech you talk with a client, the moment they see me laying down the cable ramps, they have all acknowledged my professionalism. Idk what it is, but it’s a common reaction since using these.Third is really close to second, & that’s cable preservation. I mentioned earlier about the messiness of taping your cables. If you have to tape, then you have to tape. I do still carry Gaffing tape in the event I don’t have enough cable ramp. I’m not anti tape, I’m pro convenience. Running the ramps, placing the audio & power cables in them, you’re ready to go ASAP! Then when tearing down, it’s the same. Collect your cables, wipe them down(dust, etc) and pack them up nicely for the next gig.Fourth is really being able to set up in places you may not have previously b/c of compromised cable placement. These really increase your flexibility when it comes to placing your A/V, IT, AC runs.I hope these help you! Granted they aren’t a complete catch all, full proof safety measure, but they contribute greatly to the overall safety of clients/guests, preservation of gear, & professionalism you may want to convey as a mobile AV provider.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024
Style: Cable ProtectorVerified Purchase
I am glad to have invested in these for a few reasons.
First is guest & client safety, I’ve tried taping down cables (messy, takes forever, VERY WASTEFUL, consumes precious tear down time, can still pop up, low visibility, etc), I’ve tried working with venues to secure extra mats to cover my cables in awkward placements (I’ve learned to not rely on venues for things I need, as I am a vendor and NOT the client), running cables in cracks at outdoor events, you name it. Nothing has come close to getting these cable ramps, determining the direction of the cable, laying down the ramps, connecting them, running the cable, closing it up and not worrying about them being an issue for the duration of an event. These ramps have not skid at all, they have a good weight to them, I have only placed them on flat surfaces.
Second is a clear indication of “industry professionalism”, this can be a divisive concept depending on who you talk to, but in my experience, no matter what kind of gear you pull out, or how clear, concise, or tech you talk with a client, the moment they see me laying down the cable ramps, they have all acknowledged my professionalism. Idk what it is, but it’s a common reaction since using these.
Third is really close to second, & that’s cable preservation. I mentioned earlier about the messiness of taping your cables. If you have to tape, then you have to tape. I do still carry Gaffing tape in the event I don’t have enough cable ramp. I’m not anti tape, I’m pro convenience. Running the ramps, placing the audio & power cables in them, you’re ready to go ASAP! Then when tearing down, it’s the same. Collect your cables, wipe them down(dust, etc) and pack them up nicely for the next gig.
Fourth is really being able to set up in places you may not have previously b/c of compromised cable placement. These really increase your flexibility when it comes to placing your A/V, IT, AC runs.
I hope these help you! Granted they aren’t a complete catch all, full proof safety measure, but they contribute greatly to the overall safety of clients/guests, preservation of gear, & professionalism you may want to convey as a mobile AV provider.
First is guest & client safety, I’ve tried taping down cables (messy, takes forever, VERY WASTEFUL, consumes precious tear down time, can still pop up, low visibility, etc), I’ve tried working with venues to secure extra mats to cover my cables in awkward placements (I’ve learned to not rely on venues for things I need, as I am a vendor and NOT the client), running cables in cracks at outdoor events, you name it. Nothing has come close to getting these cable ramps, determining the direction of the cable, laying down the ramps, connecting them, running the cable, closing it up and not worrying about them being an issue for the duration of an event. These ramps have not skid at all, they have a good weight to them, I have only placed them on flat surfaces.
Second is a clear indication of “industry professionalism”, this can be a divisive concept depending on who you talk to, but in my experience, no matter what kind of gear you pull out, or how clear, concise, or tech you talk with a client, the moment they see me laying down the cable ramps, they have all acknowledged my professionalism. Idk what it is, but it’s a common reaction since using these.
Third is really close to second, & that’s cable preservation. I mentioned earlier about the messiness of taping your cables. If you have to tape, then you have to tape. I do still carry Gaffing tape in the event I don’t have enough cable ramp. I’m not anti tape, I’m pro convenience. Running the ramps, placing the audio & power cables in them, you’re ready to go ASAP! Then when tearing down, it’s the same. Collect your cables, wipe them down(dust, etc) and pack them up nicely for the next gig.
Fourth is really being able to set up in places you may not have previously b/c of compromised cable placement. These really increase your flexibility when it comes to placing your A/V, IT, AC runs.
I hope these help you! Granted they aren’t a complete catch all, full proof safety measure, but they contribute greatly to the overall safety of clients/guests, preservation of gear, & professionalism you may want to convey as a mobile AV provider.
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MPelchat
More plasticy than rubbery
Reviewed in Canada on December 18, 2023Style: Cable ProtectorVerified Purchase
OCTAVIA HERNANDEZ GARCIA
muy buen y bonito articulo cumple con las expectativas robusto y estético
Reviewed in Mexico on March 7, 2024Style: Cable ProtectorVerified Purchase
Guillermo Avila
Calidad precio
Reviewed in Mexico on January 29, 2024Style: Cable ProtectorVerified Purchase
LoneWolf
These work great
Reviewed in Canada on June 30, 2020Style: Cable ProtectorVerified Purchase
