Panduit AFR4TBLGOS Above Floor Raceway 4-channel

Product Description

The PANDUIT AFR4TBLGOS is a 4-channel above floor raceway designed to route and protect multiple cable runs across finished floor surfaces. It provides a low-profile pathway for power, data, and communication cables in environments where surface-mounted cable management is required. The 4-channel configuration allows separate routing of different cable types within a single raceway body, reducing interference and keeping runs organized. Typically installed by electricians or low-voltage technicians in commercial and light industrial settings.

This raceway is suited for open office environments, conference rooms, retail spaces, and other applications where trenching or underfloor cable routing is not practical. The above floor design allows cables to cross pedestrian traffic areas without creating a hazard or requiring structural modification. The 4-channel layout supports separation of power and data cables within the same run, which is relevant where NEC guidelines govern mixed-use cable bundling.

Key Features

• 4-channel configuration supports separation of power and low-voltage cable runs in a single housing
• Above floor design eliminates the need for underfloor access or structural modification
• Surface-mount installation suitable for finished floors in commercial and light industrial spaces
• Sold as individual unit for flexible quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component within PANDUIT above floor raceway systems. Consult PANDUIT raceway system documentation to confirm fitting and accessory compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage technician. Power down and de-energize all circuits before routing cables through the raceway. Secure the raceway to the floor surface per the manufacturer installation instructions and in compliance with applicable NEC requirements for surface metal or nonmetallic raceways. Avoid sharp bends in cable routing that could damage conductor insulation or exceed minimum bend radius specifications for the cables being installed.