Connectrac Express Seamless Usability: Easily Hide Cables While Maintaining Accessibility

March 28, 2023

Express Solution for Power & Data

Express Kits are a grab-and-go solution that conveniently manages both power and data cables. Our hidden under-carpet option works best under carpet tile for both retrofit and new construction applications.

Connectrac Express

Kit Features

  • A convenient, grab-and-go raceway solution that manages power & data cables
  • Seamlessly integrates power & data access into the floor
  • Accommodates 1 power & data point with a single circuit
  • Includes pre-wired power, versatile data, and low-profile transition ramps
  • ADA Compliant and Tested to UL 111 Standards
  • The Under-Carpet Express Kit is 6’ in length with 3’ extensions available
  • It is recommended to not exceed 15’, as the conduit is 25’
Kit Specification Guide

For Installation Under Carpet Tile

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