Cable Routing

Cable trays, conduits, trunking, glands, and routing accessories for clean, protected, and serviceable EV charger cable installation.

EV cable routing products protect and organise the power, control, communication, and metering cables required for charging installations. They are used from technical rooms to parking spaces, across walls, ceilings, shafts, cable trays, conduits, and charger connection points.

Product Range

EV Cable Trays

Cable tray systems for routing EV charging supply cables in technical rooms, parking areas, and commercial sites.

  • Metal cable trays
  • Parking-area routing
  • Expandable cable paths

Conduits

Rigid and flexible conduits for mechanical protection of EV charger cables.

  • Rigid conduits
  • Flexible conduits
  • Outdoor cable protection

Trunking

Surface trunking for clean wall-mounted cable routing between distribution boards and EV chargers.

  • Wall-mounted routing
  • Clean cable installation
  • Serviceable cable access

Cable Glands

Glands for sealed cable entry into EV chargers, enclosures, distribution boards, and junction boxes.

  • IP-rated cable entry
  • Strain relief
  • Indoor and outdoor use

Cable Supports

Clips, saddles, clamps, and fixing systems for secure EV cable support along routes.

  • Cable clips and saddles
  • Mechanical support
  • Neat installation finish

Routing Accessories

Bends, junction boxes, covers, labels, fixing parts, and finishing accessories for EV cable routes.

  • Junction boxes
  • Bends and covers
  • Labels and fixings

Technical Selection Guide

Application Residential EV chargers, apartment parking, commercial parking, technical rooms, garages, cable shafts, outdoor charger supply routes, and future charging infrastructure preparation.
Typical Products Cable trays, conduits, trunking, cable glands, cable supports, clips, saddles, junction boxes, bends, covers, labels, and fixing accessories.
Installation Type Surface-mounted routing, tray routing, conduit installation, cable shaft routing, wallbox cable entry, outdoor cable protection, and technical room distribution routes.
Technical Considerations Cable cross-section, route length, mechanical protection, fire separation, indoor or outdoor environment, IP rating, bending radius, cable support spacing, future expansion, and service access.