This document summarizes the key features and benefits of Wiremaid cable tray systems, specifically the PRO-10 system. It discusses that cable trays are used to securely support electric cables for power distribution and communication. The PRO-10 system provides UL classified fittings that assure proper bonding and grounding without needing additional hardware. Benefits highlighted include being lightweight, easy to install, reducing installation time by up to 50%, and being compliant with relevant electrical codes and standards.

1. A SUBSIDARY OF VUTEC USA CORP
Gabe Vasquez – National Sales Manager

2. Since 1950 WIREMAID Has Been
A Leader in Design & Manufacturing of:
Wire Products
Guards for Lighting Fixtures & Fans
Founded on Long Island N.Y.
Manufactured in Coral Springs, Florida

3. American Made, Owned & Manufactured
Cable Tray systems are used to support
insulated electric cables used for power
distribution and communication
The PRO-10™ system’s
Bonding & Splicing Loops:
Assure proper bonding and grounding
PRO-10™ Wire Mesh basket tray
Offers UL Classified fittings
(used for: changes in direction/elevation)
What does this mean and why is it important?

4. Eco-Friendly, Lightweight and Easy to Install
We use eco-friendly recyclable materials
Designed for Ease of Installation
Reduces installation time up to 50%
Cuts down on injuries
Systems can be used in both
Commercial/Industrial environments
Ratchet CM99

5. WIREMAID (Pro-10™)
Unique Cable Tray System
NEC 392.5 Compliant Fittings
Used for bonding & grounding
and for changes in direction
No need for bonding jumpers
No additional hardware needed
Full UL Classification®
For ground conductor
CABLE-MGR ® PRO-10
*U.S. Patent No. 7,546,987 No Cutting , Bending or Field Modifications

6. First Things First
What Are Cable Trays?
An assembly of units/sections with associated
fittings that form a rigid structural system to
securely fasten or support cables.
Think of a roadway bridge that supports traffic!

7. The Advantages of WIREMAID PRO-10™
Cost & Space Savings
Safety (related) Savings
*Design & Engineering Cost Savings
Installation Cost and Time Savings
You Wont Break the Bank Using Our Product!
*Compared to conduit

8. Design & Construction
Made from cold rolled high strength
steel wire with pre-galvanized loops
(AISI type 304/316 stainless steel
are both available)
Designed for flexibility, safety & assembly
Eliminates need for cutting or bending
304 contains 18% chromium/8% nickel. 316 contains 16% chromium/10% nickel & 2% molybdenum added to resist corrosion

9. Codes & Standards

10. Electrical Equipment & Grounding
Cable Tray Systems must provide protection to:
Life & Property against faults caused by electrical disturbances
Lighting and failures which are part of the system
Failure for equipment connected to the system
To drain off excessive high voltages
Let’s look at basic Codes and Standards

11. What is (Electrical) Code?
The National Electrical Code (NEC)
Standard for Electrical Safety Installation of Electrical Wiring
Codifies (collects and classifies) the minimum
requirements for safe electrical installations
The NEC is not in itself a U.S. law
It is commonly mandated by state/local law
Local jurisdictions/code enforcement inspect for compliance

12. NEC – National Electric Code (NFPA-70)
Codifies the requirements for safe electrical installations
• Started in 1897
• Published and updated every 3 years
• Deals solely with Electrical Safety

13. Codes
ComplianceData/Stats
Technology
Codes incorporate
new technology
and data
Adopted codes are
enforced via
inspections
and penalties
Data & Statistics
fuel needed
innovation
and policy
New Technology
addresses
deficiencies and
R&D

14. Building Safety Codes
Specify Construction Minimum Standards
Needed to protect public health, safety
and general welfare
Generally applied to architects, engineers
and constructors
IBC
International Building Code
Code Violation

15. Fire Safety Codes
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA 70)
Adopted in all 50 states
Code covers installation of electrical conductors,
equipment and raceways
Includes both public and private buildings

16. Codes & Standards
OSHA Safety Codes
Personnel Safety
Underwriter Codes
Insurance Codes
Codes Developed for Safety!

17. Our Products Comply With The Codes

18. Our Product Also Complies With:
Telecommunications Cabling Standards
General Cabling Standards (for Communications)
Networking Performance Standards

19. 942 Data Center Standard
Telecommunications Cabling
“Overhead cable trays should be
suspended from the deck above
the ceiling”
“Under floor cable trays may be
installed in multiple layers to
provide additional capacity”

20. NEC 392.5
(E) Fittings
“Cable trays shall include
fittings or other suitable
means for changes in
direction and elevation runs”.

21. Why Are These Important To Know?
So you can communicate
with your client should
the topics come up in
conversation.

22. Brief Description of Cable Trays
A Mechanical Support (Management) System
Used for:
Insulated electrical cables in:
Power Distribution/Communications
As an alternative to open wiring (electrical conduit systems)
Made of galvanized steel or stainless steel
They are NOT Raceways
(An enclosed channel of metal or non metallic design)
Trays can be made of aluminum or reinforced glass fiber but are combustible!

23. M.E.2 Cable Trays
Standard Cost Effective System!
Strong & Rigid Ø.187 zinc-plated steel wire
Welded in a 2” X 4” grid
Available in 7’ of 10’ lengths
(configured at the installation site)
2” or 4” deep trays
6”-8”-12”-18”-24” widths offer a variety of channel routing
Open grid design prevents dirt dust build-up found in closed cable trays
Ø = DiameterActs as a continuous ground conductor; no grounding splices
Straight Section

24. M.E.2 Cable Trays
Changes in direction are made with cutting
and bending the trays to meet needs.
Can be mounted on walls, post,
ceilings or installed under raised flooring.
Metal tray dividers are
available for cable separation.

25. Field Connections
• khhkihki
Splice Washer Kit
05-2-600726

26. Splicing
3 PC Washer SPL Kit Available #05-2-600726
UL Approved as equipment ground conductor
Used as a splice option and in the configuration
of tray bends as well as connecting the tray supports

27. Cable Tray Weight, Load & Fill Chart
Dimensions Tray Weight *Max # of cables Load Capacity Load capacity
D x W x L (in.) (lbs) @ 50% fill ratio Over a 5' span (lbs/ft) over a 10' span (lbs./ft)
2 x 6 x 84 6.94 130 27 14
2 x 8 x 84 7.91 174 29 16
2 x 12 x 84 9.85 260 34 19
2 x 18 x 84 12.83 394 43 22
2 x 24 x 84 15.74 527 52 23
2 x 6 120 9.92 130 27 14
2 x 8 120 11.12 174 29 16
3 x 12 x 120 14.13 260 37 19
2 18 x 120 18.33 394 43 22
2 x 24 120 22.48 527 52 23
4 x 6 84 7.59 253 35 17
4 x 8 x 84 8.6 331 48 25
4 x 12 x 94 10.57 496 52 28
4 x 18 x 84 1.52 751 68 31
4 x 24 x 84 16.41 98 69 36
4 x 6 x 120 10.84 253 35 17
4 x 8 x 120 12.28 331 48 25
4 x 12 x 120 16 496 52 28
4 x 18 x 120 19.31 751 68 31
4 x 24 x 120 23.45 998 69 36
*Based on a 50% fill or 4 UTP CAT 6 cable (O.D.21”,@ .33 lbs./ft.)

28. Features & Benefits
Change routing elevation by cutting side wires and bending
Custom shorten 7’ or 10’ straight sections at installation site
Rigid Steel construction – Made in the USA
Factory Fabricated – Saves Time & Saves Money

29. PRO-10 Cable Trays
Lightweight Mesh Design Solution for Fiber Optic Cabling
Minimizes cable sagging/dropping!
Available in 2 wire diameter choices to
accommodate various cable tray load capacities
CM10 (Ø.120)
CM20 (Ø.187)
Widths of: 6”, 8”, 12”, 18” or 24”
Lengths of: 1’, 2’, 5’, 8’, or 10’
Depths of: 2”, 4”, or 6”
Ø = Diameter

30. PRO-10 Cable Trays
No Cutting or Bending required
CM20 Standard grid pattern of 2” X 4”
UL-Classified & Powder Coated
CM30 is the heaviest of the PRO-10 cable trays
Provide optimum support for heavy weight
cable situations
Ø = Diameter

31. PRO-10 ZF® Zink Whisker Free
Stainless Steel
Zink Whisker Free
Durable Powder Coat Finish
Contact Points and Hardware
UL Bonding & Splicing Built in
Reduces Installation Time by 50% or More!

32. What Are Zinc Whiskers?
Tiny growths
These form on the surfaces of objects
that are electroplated, or galvanized,
with zinc.
When present on circuit boards:
Can cause short circuits
that are difficult to diagnose.
The frequent movement of air and cables being installed or
removed from the tray will easily dislodge the tiny filaments
Particles disintegrate when a short circuit occurs

33. To Avoid Zinc Whiskers
Products should be:
Stainless Steel
Powder –Coated Finish

34. The Bottom Line!
Whiskers can grow on ANY
Zinc Coated Surface
That includes Cadmium Coated
Surface/Hardware
SOLUTION: A Hybrid cold-
rolled steel with stainless steel
loops and powder coating
Stainless Bonding Points Powder Coated Steel
A Better Solution: Hybrid Product – Powder Coated / Stainless Bonding & Hardware

35. CABLE-MGR® Meets The Challenge
and Goes Beyond!

36. PRO-10® A Closer Look
Requires NO bending or cutting
Ready–made 4-Way, “T” and “L” shaped junctions, Reducers,
Elevations and Angles
Acts as a continuous ground conductor no grounding splices
Adapts to difficult architectural designs to accommodate
changes in direction and elevation of cable runs
Reduces installation time up to 50 percent
30 Degree Turn

37. PRO-10®
• Provides strength, rigidity without
additional hardware; has smooth edges
• Manufactured in an array of protective,
powder-coated, colored finishes to minimize corrosion
• Powder coating is standard finish
• Featured in light or heavy duty product styles
• All support hardware available
• Custom sizes available

38. Smooth Edges
NEC – Section 392.5 (B)
“Cable Trays shall not have sharp edges, burrs, or projections
that could damage the insulation or jackets of the wiring”.
Field cuts can cause loss of UL® Classification

39. UL Does NOT Approve Field Modified Parts
Product modified after leaving factory
may not comply with safety requirements
UL is unable to determine if product
continues to comply

40. Section 392.7 (A) Metallic Cable Trays
Along with 250.96 requires:
Cable tray systems that support
electrical conductors to be electrically
continuous.
Effectively bonded and grounded.
(Whether mechanically, continuous or
with isolated segments.)
Is losing your UL® listing worth it?

41. No Field Cutting Or Bending Required
Field modified tray systems may suffer loss of:
Load Performance
Electrical Performance*
Safety Performance
Any cutting/bending during installation may jeopardize UL™
classification and require re-inspection!
* Especially where the system functions as an equipment ground conductor

42. 2011 NEC Article 392.60 (A)
“Metal cable trays containing only non-powder conductors shall be
electrically continuous through approved connections or the use of
bonding jumper not smaller than 10 AWG”
Wiremaid’s PRO-10™ cable tray system:
Is the ONLY product on the market with our unique
built in self bonding mechanism
Assures a UL Classified bond at the same time tray
sections and/or fittings are spliced together
Bonding/Splicing built into every part. The only hardware required is a common bolt and nut!
Bolt & Nut supplied with every tray

43. CABLE-MGR Tray Product Review
All Sizes of Tray’s and Junctions
are UL® Listed
Minimum of 5MM (.187) Wire for Strength
Made in the U.S.

44. Tray Depths & Widths
• Tray Widths = 6” - 8” – 12” – 18” – 24” and 36”
2”
6”
4”

45. CABLE-MGR Tray Lengths
Tray Lengths:
• 1’
• 2’
• 5’
• 8’
• 10’

46. CABLE-MGR Tray Product Review
Powder Coat Finishes (7)
Provides resistance, connectivity and controls surface friction
Our Hybrid ZF Product
is stainless and powder coated
Zinc Galvanized to prevent rusting
1 2 3 104 5 6
Custom Colors Available

47. Catalog Numbering System CM 20 Straight
Tray Width
• 6” = 06
• 8” = 08
• 12” = 12
• 18” = 18
• 24” = 24
• 36” = 36
Tray Depth
• 2” = 02
• 4” = 04
• 6” = 06
05 – 20
Tray Length
• 1’ = 01
• 2’ = 02
• 5’ = 05
• 8’ = 08
• 10’ = 10
1 2 3 104 5 6
CM 20
08 2 10 3
Powder Coating

48. CABLE-MGR Tray Fittings
Straight Sections

49. CABLE-MGR Tray Fittings
“T” Fittings

50. CABLE-MGR Tray Fittings
“L” Fittings

51. CABLE-MGR Tray Fittings
“4-Way” Fittings

52. CABLE-MGR Tray Fittings
Reducer
Available in standard configurations
with a grid pattern of 2” x 2”
Depth/Height of: 2” or 4”
(8” – 6” & 6” – 4” are standard)
Sections include interconnecting hardware. Custom colors available.
CM - 19

53. CABLE-MGR Tray Fittings
CM 20 Cross Sections
Available in 2”, 4” & 6”
CM 10 Cross Sections
Available in 2” & 4”
Elevation Change
Tray Extension Loop
Universal Loop Splice

54. Tray Extension Offset Loops
Used for installations where sections don’t meet
Loops bolt to existing loops on the tray
Will adjust up to 12” when attached
To adjust simply slide the cable trays, fittings or
offset loops to meet and then tighten the hex nuts

55. Additional Benefits of Cable-Mgr
Product Cost
Labor Time - Cutting, Bending, Polishing, Grounding
Installation Time – Extra Manpower
Cleanup Time (cuttings and shavings)
Possible on the job injuries (cost time & money)
Inspection Time (UL Classification)
Up Next: Ceiling Suspension Supports Systems

56. Pro – Cable Ceiling Suspension System

57. Support - Ceiling
Center Hanger
Available up to 24”
Accepts *Threaded Rod 1/4” (CM50)
CM 51 - 3/8 Threaded Rod Kit
*Threaded Rod Not Included

58. Ceiling Support
Available in 3’ 6’ and 10’ 18, 24, 36 Lengths
Colors to match trays
Can support multiple tray runs
Use vertically with L/C Brackets
Pre-Punched for up to ½” threaded rod

59. Support
C Bracket
Sizes – 6” 8” 12”
Used in Suspended, Wall and Underfloor Applications
Can be Combined with another C or L Bracket for
Multi-Layered Installations

60. Support
L Bracket
Available up to 12” widths
Can also be used in underfloor applications

61. Trapeze Support
Kit Installation Hardware
• CM52 (1/4”)
• Includes 1 support bracket
• 2 ¼” finned nuts
• 4 ¼ flat washers
• 4 ¼” nuts
• CM53 (3/8”)
Threaded rod not included

62. A Natural Replacement For
Threaded/Rod or Chain Systems
• Found on complex projects around the world!
• Simple to use, versatile
• Minimal installation time.
Y-Fit Fixings
Fasteners
Snap Hocks
Trapeze Hangers and
Loop-End Fixings

63. Underfloor Support
Pedestal Kit
Bridges full stanchion supports and
no side-loading floor systems
Included parts: 2 pedestal clamps and bridge support
Pedestal Clamp
Attaches to all sizes & shapes of stanchions
Raised Floor Support
Standard widths of: 4” “ 8” 12” 18” and 24”
Standard heights of: 4” and 6”
Supports can be custom manufactured to different widths and heights

64. So Now You Have The Trays!
What Else Do They Need?

65. Cable Tray Covers
Standard Widths
Between 6” – 36”
Length
59”
Used when physical covering of the
entire tray is needed
Available in multiple finishes
Part # 05-CM21 –(06 – 26)

66. Cable Tray Divider
5’ Lengths
2’ and 4” deep tray
Attaches with Washer SPL Kit Hardware
(provided)
Manufactured with a “Hemmed Edge” to
eliminate sharp edges
Dividers can be welded in at time of order

67. Solid Bottom
Powder Coated to provide a
smooth protective surface
Standard Widths 6” – 24”
Available in 59” lengths
Can be supplied pre-assembled

68. Other Accessories
Coupling Nuts
Finned Nuts
Flat Washers
Carriage Bolts
Ground Bolts
Beam Clamps
Split Bolts
Ratchet CM99

69. Patented Ground/Splice Loops
Simplify Installation and Bill of Materials
Wiremaid Factory Built Fittings
100% UL Classified Parts with NO Modification Needed
Simplified One Tool Installation - Guaranteed Consistency

70. Wall Mount Rack Support
Attaches Cable-Mgr to Racks
Fits all sizes of trays
Standard finish (black)
2” – 36”
Uni-strut for 18”, 24”, 36” tray
05-5702-xx

71. Other Accessories Include
• Waterfall and Tray
• Protective Steel Tubing
• Supplied as part of center support kit
• Extension Offset Loop
J-Tray – 22” or 48” long with powder coat finish.
High quality steel attachment to a variety of structures eliminates sagging or bending of cables.

72. Benefits
• No Field Cutting or Bending Required
• Bonding and Splicing Built in
• Large Load Tested Capacity
• Factory Fittings/Junctions Available
• Standard Powder Coat Finish
• Ready–Made 4-Way, “T” and “L” junctions
• PRO-10 ZF No Zink Whiskers
PRO-10™ “The One Tool System”

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