Cable Trunking – Organised & Compliant Wiring Duct
Panduit cable trunking offers a premium wire management solution for routing and concealing wiring inside control panels, enclosures, and other electrical infrastructure. With products ranging from slotted and halogen-free trunking to DIN-rail compatible wiring ducts, Cablectrix stocks systems that meet both performance and safety standards.
1. Product Types Available
- Halogen-free slotted cable trunking
- Wide-slot trunking (Type G) for large bundle capacity
- DIN-rail compatible wiring duct (PanelMax) for integrated mounting
- Covers, lids, and accessories to complete the installation securely
- Corner or joint trunking pieces for enclosure edges and transitions
2. Key Features & Safety Certifications
- UL Recognised & CSA Certified components
- CE marking where applicable
- Flame-retardant materials: e.g. meets NFPA79 / UL 94 V-0 ratings
- Smooth edges and corners to prevent abrasion or damage to wiring or installers
- Non-skid liners and cover designs that resist vibration or displacement
3. Material & Environmental Considerations
Choosing the right material and finish matters depending on exposure, application, and installation type:
- Lead-free PVC – common, cost-effective, flame rated
- Halogen-free PVC – for safer behavior when exposed to fire
- UV resistance if trunking is exposed to sunlight or outdoor conditions
- Resistance to moisture and vibration inside enclosures or transport environments
4. Installation & Usability Features
- Score lines / finger-removable sidewalls for quick modification
- Covers / lids designed to stay in place (non-skid or locking designs)
- Available widths and depths to fit cable volume & bundle capacity
- Corner ducting to make full use of panel edges and reduce waste
- Accessories/tools provided for better efficiency and reduced installation cost
5. Choosing the Right Trunking System
- Estimate cable volume & future expansion requirements
- Check environmental exposure (temperature, humidity, UV) and choose material accordingly
- Ensure compatibility with panel layout – consider DIN-rail, corner, or wide-slot types
- Choose certification and flame rating needed for your electrical standards
- Include accessories, covers, and fittings — good extras reduce installation time and improve finish
