Panduit AFR4BCIW6 Above Floor Raceway 4-channel

Product Description

The PANDUIT AFR4BCIW6 is a 4-channel above floor raceway designed to organize and protect multiple cable runs across open floor areas. It provides a low-profile pathway that keeps power, data, and low-voltage cables separated and secured without requiring sub-floor access. The 4-channel configuration allows different cable types to run in dedicated lanes, reducing interference and supporting clean, code-compliant installations. Electricians and low-voltage technicians install this raceway in commercial and office environments where surface-mounted cable management is required.

This raceway is suited for commercial interior installations where cables must cross open floor spaces, doorways, or transition areas. Typical applications include office buildouts, temporary workspace configurations, and retrofit projects where trenching or underfloor routing is not practical. The 4-channel design supports concurrent routing of AC power, ethernet, and other communication cables in a single organized assembly.

Key Features

• 4-channel configuration separates power and data cables in dedicated lanes
• Above floor, surface-mount design eliminates the need for sub-floor access
• Low-profile construction reduces trip hazard in foot-traffic areas
• Supports mixed cable types including AC power and low-voltage data runs
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for flexible quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface raceway component compatible with PANDUIT above floor raceway system accessories and fittings of the AFR series.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or low-voltage cabling technician. De-energize all circuits before routing power cables through the raceway channels. Secure the raceway to the floor surface per manufacturer and local building code requirements to prevent movement and reduce trip hazard. Consult NEC guidelines for separation requirements between power and communication conductors in shared raceway systems.