VEVOR
VEVOR CP-1P-1 1-Channel Cable Cover Ramp 2000 lbs/axle 39.37 in
A 39.37 in single-channel TPR cable ramp supports 2000 lbs per axle for indoor or outdoor cord protection
- typeOther Appliances
- Protects cords from foot and cart traffic with a 1.57 x 0.51 in channel
- Supports up to 2000 lbs per axle for safe vehicle crossover
- Anti-slip TPR surface stays flat and grips indoor floors
- Operates reliably down to -40 °C for outdoor use
- Lightweight 3.09 lb design allows quick one-person deployment
Single-Channel Cable Protector for Light Traffic
The VEVOR CP-1P-1 is a one-piece drop-over ramp designed to cover a single cable or hose run. It measures 39.37 in long, 5.12 in wide and 0.79 in high with a 1.57 x 0.51 in channel groove. The thermoplastic rubber construction provides anti-slip texture and shock absorption for indoor or outdoor floors.
Suits Pedestrian Areas and Light Carts
This ramp suits homes, offices, schools and warehouses where foot traffic and light wheeled carts cross cables. The 2000 lbs per axle rating handles typical hand trucks and trolleys. It is not suited for heavy vehicle traffic or multi-cable runs requiring multiple channels.
Handles One Cord or Hose Up to 0.51 in High
The single channel accommodates one power cord, data cable or hose up to 0.51 in in height. It protects the cable from crushing under light loads while keeping the floor surface even. Capacity runs out when cables exceed the channel height or when axle loads surpass 2000 lbs.
Highlights
- Protects cords from foot and cart traffic with a 1.57 x 0.51 in channel
- Supports up to 2000 lbs per axle for safe vehicle crossover
- Anti-slip TPR surface stays flat and grips indoor floors
- Operates reliably down to -40 °C for outdoor use
- Lightweight 3.09 lb design allows quick one-person deployment
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What channel size does this ramp need so my cables fit?
The single channel measures 1.57 x 0.51 in, so cords up to that width and height sit inside without being pinched.
Will the 0.79 in ramp height create a tripping hazard where it meets my existing floor?
The low 0.79 in profile and tapered edges let wheels and foot traffic roll over smoothly, reducing trip risk on most hard floors.
How can I confirm the TPR material is gripping the floor as intended after I lay it down?
Press on the ramp — it should not slide on clean concrete or tile, and the anti-slip texture will feel firm under shoe soles or cart wheels.
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