Hubbell Premise Wiring HBT300406SW Workbench Radius 30

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING HBT300406SW is a preformed radius cable management workbench accessory designed to guide and organize low-voltage cabling at a consistent 30-degree bend radius. It measures 4 inches in height by 6 inches in width, providing a fixed, smooth transition point for network, telecom, or structured wiring runs in workbench and raceway installations. This type of hardware accessory is typically installed by low-voltage technicians and structured cabling contractors working in commercial or industrial environments where cable integrity and bend-radius compliance are required.

This preformed radius fitting is suited for use in workbench cable management systems where maintaining proper bend radius is critical to preserving signal integrity in copper data and voice cabling. It is commonly installed in server rooms, network closets, open-office structured cabling environments, and industrial workstation wiring setups. The preformed design eliminates guesswork during installation and ensures cables are routed consistently across multiple runs.

Key Features

• Preformed 30-degree radius maintains consistent cable bend geometry across installations
• 4 inches height by 6 inches width profile fits standard workbench cable management channels
• Designed for low-voltage structured cabling including voice and data applications
• Sold as an individual unit for targeted installation or replacement use
• Hardware accessory category — compatible with raceway and workbench management systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style workbench cable management accessory for use in structured cabling and raceway systems requiring a preformed 30-degree radius guide.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage or structured cabling technician in accordance with applicable TIA/EIA cabling standards. Power down or de-energize any active equipment in the work area before routing cables through the radius form. Avoid forcing cables at angles that exceed the preformed radius, as this can compromise signal performance. Follow local codes and manufacturer raceway system guidelines for proper mounting and securing.