What is the effect of chemicals on this MultiRex channel?

MultiRex channels are chemically inert.

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Q: What are the load bearing capacity of MultiRex channel?

The load bearing capacity of MultiRex Channel Are ≥ 15 KN.

Q: What are the optional features of MultiRex Channel?

Anti-Rodent properties are available on demand.

Q: What material is used for MultiRex Cable channel?

POLYOLEFIN is used for MultiRex cable channels.

MultiRex

Polyolefin Channels for Cable Protection

MultiRex Polyolefin Cable Channel is a versatile solution for laying Signal/Communication/Power cables in both restricted and unrestricted areas. It provides effective protection against charges, extensions, and external influences. With its lightweight construction, MultiRex is easy to handle and install, saving time and effort. The flexibility of the cable channel allows for smooth routing around obstacles. It exhibits excellent corrosion resistance and UV stability, ensuring long-term durability. MultiRex proves to be cost-effective compared to concrete alternatives, requiring less labor and equipment. Its versatility accommodates various cable sizes and types, allowing for future expansions or modifications. Overall, MultiRex offers a reliable, efficient, and cost-effective solution for cable protection, surpassing traditional concrete trenches/channels.

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Features & Benefits

Adequate temperature tolerance range (-10º C to 70º C)
Very High Mechanical Strength
Better dissipation of heat generated in power cables
Also available with Anti-Rodent properties upon requirement
Resistant to environmental changes
Chemically inert
Very High Mechanical Strength
Made from Polyolefin
Available with Low Smoke Property
Cables are lowered in the trench, not pulled that protects the cables from the damage
Polyolefin channels are 10 times lighter than Concrete trays hence lesser transportation and handling cost
Chances of breakage during transportation and installation are lesser in Polyolefin channels compared to brittle Concrete trays
Polyolefin channels can be joined without any special techniques compared to complex installation process of Concrete trays
Equipped with special arrangement for water discharge where as water clogging in concrete trays leads to vegetation
Are also available as per RDSO specifications hence superior than Concrete trays which are largely manufactured by unorganized sector
Astral MultiRex channels and lids are available with push-fit/slide-fit and lock

Fields of Application

Railways
Smart Cities
Airports
Solar Stations
Power Stations
Cargo Ports

Standards & Specifications

RDSO-Ref No.: STS / Cable- Laying Practices Vol-IV

Available Sizes

Width (Int./Ext.) (mm) - 240mm/340mm
Height (Int./Ext.) (mm) - 155mm/230mm
Length - 1000 mm
Slide Fit and Push Fit Locking Mechanism

FAQs

What are the load bearing capacity of MultiRex channel?

The load bearing capacity of MultiRex Channel Are ≥ 15 KN

Up to what min. depth MultiRex channel can be used?

To prevent direct vehicular load or dynamic load over the channels, it is recommended to apply them at a minimum depth of 80.0 cm. This depth ensures that the channels are adequately protected and can withstand external pressure, ensuring their long-term performance and durability. By adhering to the minimum depth requirement, the channels remain secure and unaffected by heavy vehicles or dynamic forces, providing reliable cable protection.

What are the optional features of MultiRex Channel?

Anti-Rodent properties available on demand.

What are the additional benefits of MultiRex Channel?

MultiRex channels feature pinholes for water seepage into the soil and require earthnails for surface installation. They also have predetermined breaking points for easy cable entry and exit. These design elements enhance functionality and simplify cable management.

What is the effect of chemical on this MultiRex channel?

MultiRex channel are chemically inert

How can MultiRex cable channels be joined?

MultiRex channel joints should be made using a swallowtail connection in a sequential manner. When encountering a diversion, smooth curves should be formed using the same cable channels, taking proper care during the installation process.

Is MultiRex fire proof?

Yes, MultiRex conforms to fire protection class K1 in accordance with DIN 53438 (Part-2).

What material is used for MultiRex Cable channel?

POLYOLEFIN is used for Multirex cable channel.

Any availability in channel for cable seperation?

Predetermined breaking points are available for cables in and out of the tray.