Phoenix Contact Cable bearing systems

Phoenix Contact’s cable bearing and routing systems form a complete product platform covering cable trays, mesh trays, trunking, wire ducts and supporting accessories. Built for industrial and building-infrastructure installations, these systems enable organised, safe, and code-compliant cable management from control cabinets through heavy-duty plant rooms and open industrial ceilings. According to Phoenix Contact’s cable-routing overview: the portfolio offers structured guiding, time-savings in installation, and reliable protection against external influences.

Phoenix Contact Cable Trays & Ladders for Heavy-Duty Use

Phoenix Contact cable trays and ladder systems are engineered to support high cable loads while maintaining routing flexibility and easy access. These systems are ideal for high-volume cable runs in industrial plants, data centres, and infrastructure environments.
Key characteristics include:

• Load capacity suitable for large-diameter bundled cables (specifications vary by tray type).
• Materials: perforated steel, galvanised steel, stainless-steel (for corrosive atmospheres).
• Surface finishes: galvanized, powder-coated, or stainless finish for long-term durability.
• Materials and profiles compliant with cable management standards for tray systems.
• Accessories: couplers, bends, tees, risers to build full routing architecture.
  From a distributor perspective, these trays form a high-value category, often specified in tenders and long-lead installations, which means strong margin and project-business potential.

Phoenix Contact Wire-Mesh Trays, Cable Trunking & Routing Modules

In addition to tray and ladder systems, Phoenix Contact offers wire-mesh trays and cable trunking systems designed for efficient cable distribution in moderate to high density installations – for example in control cabinet rooms, building automation wiring, retrofit environments.
Technical highlights:

• Wire-mesh trays: open mesh allows ventilation and easy horizontal/vertical routing; ideal for signal/data plus power cables.
• Cable trunking (ducts): made of PVC or halogen-free material, flame rating UL 94 V-0, providing secure routing and separation of cable types. Sample: CD 40×60 cable duct (40 mm width, 60 mm height, length 2000 mm) by Phoenix Contact.
• Routing modules and accessories: mounting brackets, clips, side covers, removable lids to support maintenance and changes.
  For wholesalers, this segment bridges the gap between “heavy industrial trays” and “control-cabinet wiring accessories”, enabling an extended offering of cable-routing hardware across all installation scales.

Phoenix Contact Cable Entry & Protection Systems

Although focused on routing, Phoenix Contact’s offerings also include cable entry, protective hose systems, and modular feed-through solutions that integrate with the tray/trunking architecture. The product range for “Cable routing and cable protection” demonstrates this broad scope.
Key features:

• Protective hoses (plastic, metal) with IP69K rating, for environments where cable routing needs environmental protection.
• Modular entry plates and feed-through systems support cables entering tray/trunking systems or enclosures
• Acessories for bundling, fixing and identifying cables within routing systems (cable ties, labels, fixings).
  These features matter for specifiers ensuring the full cable routing chain: from harness to tray entry to termination.

Portfolio Segmentation & Application Fit

To simplify stocking and marketing, the Phoenix Contact cable bearing systems can be segmented into:

• Heavy-duty cable trays & ladders – for large-volume / industrial cable runs (plantrooms, data centres, infrastructure).
• Wire-mesh trays & cable trunking – for control-room wiring, building automation, retrofit scenarios.
• Entry & protective systems – feed-through plates, protective hoses, accessory modules.
  This segmentation helps wholesalers organise catalogues, simplify inventory logic, and communicate tailored value: tray-level → trunking-level → entry/finishing-level.

Wholesale Supply & Procurement Advantages

When buying Phoenix Contact cable routing systems via a distributor like Bank of Lamps, you gain several advantages:

• Access to brand-authentic Phoenix Contact trays, trunking, mesh systems and accessories with full technical documentation and traceability.
• Project-friendly supply: high-volume orders, modular kit options for panel-builders and integrators.
• Delivery across Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain, Belgium and the Baltic region from central EU warehouse.
• Cross-sell potential: pairing cable routing infrastructure with Phoenix Contact wiring accessories, connectors and terminal systems strengthens your product suite and margin mix.
  By offering Phoenix Contact cable bearing/routing systems, wholesalers can cover the full scope of cable management—from infrastructure trays down to fine wiring bundles—providing an end-to-end solution with a trusted industrial brand.