5-Channel Cable Protector Guide: Channel Size, Load Capacity & Fit
A cable protector ramp should be selected by the size of the cables or hoses you need to cover, the number of separate runs, the traffic expected to cross it and the space available on the floor or roadway. This VEVOR configuration uses five channels, each measuring 1.3 x 1.2 in, inside a rubber ramp measuring 45.08 x 31.5 x 1.97 in.
Will this 5-channel cable protector fit your cables or hoses?
Measure the outside diameter or overall width and height of the cable, cord or hose first. Each channel on this model is listed at 1.3 in wide x 1.2 in high. The ramp provides five separate channels, so it can keep multiple runs separated instead of stacking them into one groove.
View the VEVOR 5-Channel Cable Ramp →Current SKU Specifications
| Channels | 5 |
|---|---|
| Channel Size | 1.3 x 1.2 in / 3.3 x 3.05 cm |
| Overall Size | 45.08 x 31.5 x 1.97 in / 114.5 x 80 x 5 cm |
| Material | Rubber |
| Listed Maximum Load | 22,000 lb / 10,000 kg per axle |
| Operating Temperature | Above -40°F / -40°C |
| Color | Black + Yellow |
How to Check the 1.3 x 1.2 in Channel Size
Channel size is the first compatibility check. Measure the outside dimension of the cable, bundle or hose at its thickest point. A run that is taller or wider than the listed 1.3 x 1.2 in channel may not sit correctly below the lid.
Do not assume that two smaller cables can always share one groove. Their combined width, bend radius, connector size and heat requirements may make separate channels the better choice.
What Does 22,000 lb per Axle Mean?
The product lists a maximum load capacity of 22,000 lb / 10,000 kg per axle. Treat this as the manufacturer-listed upper rating for the product—not as a guarantee for every installation.
Real-world suitability also depends on the surface underneath the ramp, how the ramp is positioned or secured, traffic speed, wheel size, repeated loading and site conditions. The lowest applicable site or equipment limit should control the installation.
Will the Ramp Fit the Space?
The ramp measures 45.08 in long, 31.5 in wide and 1.97 in high. That footprint matters in doorways, warehouse aisles, event spaces, driveways and temporary cable crossings.
If one section is not wide enough to span the route, the product description lists a modular connection design for joining multiple compatible sections. Plan the total crossing width before ordering multiple units.
Five Checks Before You Buy
01 · Measure the largest cable or hose
Confirm it fits within the 1.3 x 1.2 in channel dimensions.
02 · Count the separate runs
This model provides five channels. Use the channel count to plan how many runs need independent routing.
03 · Confirm the crossing width
One ramp is 45.08 in long. Determine whether one section or multiple connected sections are needed.
04 · Match the traffic environment
Compare the listed load rating with the actual vehicles, carts or pedestrian traffic expected at the site.
05 · Plan placement and securing
Use the ramp on a suitable surface and follow the product instructions for placement, connection and mounting.
Common Cable-Ramp Buying Mistakes
- Checking cable width but forgetting connector or hose height.
- Assuming the listed axle rating guarantees performance on every surface.
- Buying too few sections to span the full crossing.
- Overfilling a channel with multiple runs that no longer sit below the lid.
- Ignoring trip clearance, wheel path and site-specific safety requirements.
VEVOR 5-Channel Rubber Cable Protector Ramp
Five 1.3 x 1.2 in channels, 45.08 x 31.5 x 1.97 in overall size and a listed 22,000 lb per-axle maximum load rating.
View the Cable Protector Ramp →Frequently Asked Questions
Measure cables and hoses before ordering. Load and site suitability depend on installation, surface condition and traffic; follow the product and site-safety requirements.