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The Pioneer PC287 cable protector helps route cables, cords or hoses through a traffic area without leaving them directly exposed to passage. Its commercial-grade rubber base and yellow high-visibility cover help organize a jobsite, event or temporary access point. Pioneer manufacturer code: V6220590-O/S, model 287.
This model includes 5 channels, each 1.4 in / 3.5 cm wide, and can accommodate cables up to 1.4 in / 3.5 cm in diameter. API data indicates a 39.4 in x 23.6 in x 2 in format, a structured weight of 39 lb and an indicated maximum capacity of 30 tonnes at a speed limit of 8 km/h.
The PC287 is designed to protect cables from damage caused by passage, vibration, accidental contact and trip hazards.
This cable protector suits festivals, conference centers, workshops, jobsites, temporary access points and areas where cables must cross pedestrian or light vehicle traffic. It helps reduce cable exposure and makes their presence more visible with the yellow cover.
Choose a stable location, confirm that cable diameter fits the channels, open the cover, place cables without forcing them, then close the cover before traffic passes. Inspect the protector before use and remove it from service if it is cracked, deformed or damaged. Respect the indicated capacity and speed, and do not use it as a general ramp or electrical protection device.
The PC287 has 5 channels.
Each channel is 1.4 in / 3.5 cm wide.
The indicated maximum capacity is 30 tonnes, with a speed limit of 8 km/h.
The product page indicates a rubber base with a yellow high-visibility cover.
It allows cable installation and removal while improving protector visibility in the passage area.
For other passage needs, the two channel protector (PC282) offers another configuration, the three channel model (PC286) adds another passage option, the reflectors (EPTR) improve stopped-area visibility, and the cone (EPTCONE) marks a point to avoid.
To reinforce the marking setup, the drum (EPTBA) channels an area, the strobe light (LL2304) increases lighted visibility, the line with flags (EFLAC) frames a perimeter, and the chock (EPC32) complements a vehicle area.
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