Product Description
The Linebacker Extra Heavy Duty 2 Channel Cable Protector is a top - notch solution for safeguarding your valuable electrical cables, cords, and hose lines. It shields them from damage and abuse, while also providing a safe path for both vehicles and pedestrians. This protector is perfect for industrial settings like construction sites with heavy truck traffic, where extra - heavy - duty cable protection is a must. It can protect cables and lines with an outside diameter of up to 3.25 inches. Key features include a high load capacity of 10,880 lbs per tire (21,760 lbs per axle), all - weather polyurethane construction for heavy loads, a hinged lid for easy cable placement and removal, a patented 5 - bar tread surface for maximum traction, a heavy - duty T - shaped connector to interlock modular sections, lightweight design for easy transport, setup, disassembly, and storage, a conveniently recessed carrying handle on the underside, and safety warning symbols molded into the lid surface. Moreover, it helps you comply with the 2008 National Electrical Code requirements (Article 525) for insulating electrical cables and cords at carnivals, fairs, amusement parks, and similar events. Note that the ramp angle may be too steep for forklifts or other small - wheeled vehicles.
Using the Linebacker Extra Heavy Duty 2 Channel Cable Protector is easy. First, choose a suitable location to place it, like on a construction site or at an event venue. Then, open the hinged lid and carefully place your cables or hose lines with an outside diameter of up to 3.25 inches inside the channels. You can connect multiple protectors using the heavy - duty T - shaped connector to cover a larger area. When it comes to moving it, you can easily carry it by the recessed handle on the underside. As for maintenance, it's made of all - weather polyurethane, so it can withstand different weather conditions. Just give it a regular check to make sure there are no signs of damage. However, be cautious when using it with forklifts or vehicles with small wheels as the ramp angle might be too steep for them.
