LFS Cable routing systems - OBO Bettermann

Mounting aid, Rapid 80 device installation trunking
GK/GS/GA coupling mounting
A coupling pair must be ordered separately to
connect two trunking bases.
GK/GS/GA coupling mounting
Insert the coupling in the top part of the device
installation trunking and push it into the trunking.
This automatically locks the coupling and,
at the same time, the equipotential bonding is
created between the two trunking bases.
GS mounting of simplified internal corner
The simplified internal corner is pushed into the
trunking base and connected to the separating
retainer on the trunking side.
GS mounting of simplified internal corner
The internal corner is completely fastened on
the wall using the GS device installation trunking.
GS mounting of simplified internal corner
The second trunking base is pushed onto the
internal corner and fastened to the wall. Then
the separating retainer must be mounted. The
equipotential bonding between the trunking
sections is created using the separating retainer.
GK/GS/GA external corner mounting
The external corner is fastened directly on the
wall or ceiling using bolts and anchors. In the
GS and GA systems, the equipotential bonding
is ensured through the use of trunking couplings.
Planning aid, device installation trunking, size 80
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GK/GS/GA accessory mounting box
mounting
Lock the accessory mounting boxes of series
71GD...to the cover contour. They can
be moved lengthwise in the trunking.
GK/GS/GA accessory mounting box
mounting
The separating retainer divides up the device
installation trunking, meaning that different voltage
layers can be routed. The separating retainer
must be interrupted in the area of accessory
mounting boxes.
GK/GS/GA accessory mounting box
mounting
The base of the accessory mounting boxes can
to be removed if necessary (e.g. for data boxes).
This means that the box can be used as a
front-locking device support.
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