To create vertical changes of direction, LGVV 60 vertical connectors are pushed onto the rails of the cable ladder and bolted in place according to the installation instructions. The connectors can

The side connector LGV 60 can be used to connect LGG 60 vertical ladders/cable ladders or cable ladders and formed parts. It is pushed onto the rail of the cable ladder or vertical ladder from the

The cable tray can be closed using the cable tray end plate RAB 35. To do so, bend the cable tray end plate into a U shape, push it into the cable tray and bolt it in place. A cable tray reducer can

The storm protection bracket LD-SW is used to additionally secure the cable ladder cover when used outdoors. It is placed on top of the cover and bolted in place. The necessary fastening set is

Horizontal changes of direction can also be implemented without formed parts. To do so, LGVHV 100 variable horizontal connectors are pushed onto the rails of the cable ladder previously cut to size

Cables and lines with different functions or voltages can be routed separately from one another in the same vertical ladder or cable ladder using the separating strip LGTR 60. The separating strip is

Cable ladder connector T-joint top LGVTO is used to create a junction for LGG cable ladders with offset heights. The connector is attached to the rail profile of the LGG cable ladder at a 45° angle

WPVV 150 wide-span connectors can be used to connect wide-span cable trays or ladders together and to create vertical changes in direction. Both side connectors must be adjusted to the required angle

The KLTL beam clamp is used to clamp cable ladders to horizontally crossing steel beams. Offset placement of the clamp prevents movement in the longitudinal direction. Two notch positions on the

WPVV 120 wide-span connectors can be used to connect wide-span cable trays or ladders together and to create vertical changes in direction. Both side connectors must be adjusted to the required angle