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wireway

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wireway [′wīr‚wā]
(engineering)
A trough which is lined with sheet metal and has hinged covers, designed to house electrical conductors or cables.

raceway
Any channel designed to enclose and loosely hold electric conductors; may be of metal or of an insulating material; various types include rigid conduit, flexible metallic conduit, nonmetallic conduit, metallic tubing, under-floor raceways, cellular floor raceways, surface metal raceways, structural raceways, wireways and busways, and auxiliary gutters or moldings.


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PHILIPS: CIRCLE #221 MULTI-TENANT SUBMETER has an integrated front-accessible load-side wireway for top-exit installations.
The filter packages include a threaded mounting bushing which may be installed directly into a wireway, thus providing simple access to the filter termination.
Custom-designed, extruded aluminum luminaires integrate ballasts, wireways and emergency power supplies, ensuring adaptability and ease-of-maintenance.
 
 
 
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