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No more cables hanging down and piling up behind your desk or television cabinet. This plastic sleeve will allow you to tidy up and create a clean installation.
Storage sheath
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General information |
Product name |
High quality cable storage sleeve - max. diameter 20 mm - length 2.5 m (black colour) |
Brand |
Generic | |
Model |
N/A | |
Technical specifications |
Accessory type |
Sheaths |
Length |
2.5 m | |
Diameter |
20 mm | |
Material(s) |
Plastic | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 3 years |
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Product referenced on 26 Jun 2014
Allows you to easily store several cables (in my case 2HDMI, 1 screen power supply + 2 usb cables). Very easy to install. Modular: just cut it out. You can take out small cables in the middle of the sleeve if needed...
The duct length is long enough for an office installation. The duct is easy to cut.
I could have put 10, but -1 (9) as it is important not to try to put too much in: if it says 20mm maximum, it is safer to count less (e.g. 18mm and under) to keep a good wrap.
The dimensions given are a hair over the correct section. Just be aware of this.
Storage sleeve used to store the various cables for my TV.
The pluses:
- Everything is clean once installed
- The tool allows you to slide the cables in (very) easily, then you have to arrange them as you like by hand.
- I was able to run the equivalent of 4 HDMI cables through it, and there's room for a 5th one easily.
- Very good quality, you can take the cables out and put them back in several times without the sheath getting bent.
The cons:
- Expensive for what it is
I took it to hide the big pile of cables under my desk (several power cables, mouse, keyboard, speaker, RJ45, ...)
I like the final result, only one big black cable and that's it.
Icing on the cake, it is possible to make a cable in the middle, practical if the cables of peripherals are too short.
The little plastic thing is only useful if you start from the end of the sheath, to add an extra cable, use your fingers instead (even if it can be painful).
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