Panduit LD3WH6-A Surface Raceway Low Voltage 6 Ft White

Product Description

The PANDUIT LD3WH6-A is a surface-mount low-voltage raceway conduit designed to route and protect low-voltage wiring along walls and ceilings in finished interior spaces. Sold as a single 6-foot length in white, it provides a clean, paintable channel for organizing data cables, telephone wire, A/V cabling, and other low-voltage conductors. Electricians and low-voltage installers use this type of raceway to maintain a professional appearance in commercial and residential environments where exposed wiring is not acceptable. The snap-on cover design common to this product family allows fast access for future wire additions or modifications without full disassembly.

This raceway is suited for retrofit and new-installation work in offices, classrooms, healthcare facilities, and residential spaces. It is typically installed along baseboard lines or at desk height to conceal structured cabling runs, security system wiring, and control wiring. The white finish blends with standard interior trim and can be painted to match wall color, making it a common choice when aesthetics matter alongside function. Low-voltage contractors, electricians, and AV integrators are the primary installers of this product.

Key Features

• 6-foot single-piece length reduces the number of joints in a run
• White finish suitable for painting to match interior surfaces
• Designed for low-voltage wire management including data, telephone, and A/V cables
• Surface-mount design installs directly to drywall, masonry, or wood without conduit cutouts
• Part of a raceway system with compatible fittings, couplers, and mounting accessories

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface raceway for low-voltage wiring applications. Compatible with fittings and accessories within the PANDUIT LD3 raceway system family as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage installers or licensed electricians typically install surface raceway in accordance with NEC Article 800 and applicable local codes governing low-voltage and communications wiring. Secure the base channel to the wall surface using appropriate fasteners for the substrate before routing conductors and snapping the cover in place. Avoid over-filling the channel beyond its rated capacity, and do not mix line-voltage and low-voltage conductors in the same raceway section. No special tools are required beyond a tape measure, miter box or hacksaw for cutting, and a drill for mounting.