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A perfect fit for the great outdoors
Univolt is one of only a handful of suppliers to offer a PVC cable tray to its UK wide customer base.
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VC tray is gaining strong traction amongst contractors and specifiers looking for a specialist outdoor cable
containment solution. The product has been developed specifically to meet the needs of aggressive or coastal environments, providing a lasting and durable solution able to withstand harsh conditions and climates. Steve Davis of Univolt explained: “Our cable
containment range is an ever evolving one and we continue to develop and innovate in line with customer’s needs. We have long supplied wire baskets but are now offering a PVC Cable Tray alternative where this type of material is better suited to a more harsher environment.” The PVC tray utilises corrosion-free properties
with UV stabilisation, which provide ultimate protection against coastal and corrosive environments, guaranteeing a long and lasting product life. Steve added: “Not only does the tray deliver
the perfect properties to meet this type of environment but it is also lightweight and therefore easy to handle and transport as well as
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being simple to cut to length with no earthing requirements, therefore saving time and cost on installation.” The product is available in a standard
perforated base, with 60mm and 100mm deep side walls with various widths ranging from 100mm-600mm with a full range of accessories to suit.
PVC tray How to enter
To celebrate the launch, Univolt is offering EW readers the chance to win a FitBit smartwatch! To be in with a chance of winning, just answer the question below and send your answer to John Wilson at
jwilson@datateam.co.uk, with the subject line November Competition’.
Where is Univolt's PVC tray best specified?
a) Outdoors b)
Indoors
c) Underfloor Good Luck!
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