Amazon.com has VEVOR Cable Protector Ramp, 5 Packs 2 Channels Speed Bump, Rubber Modular Humps Rated 11000 LBS Load Capacity, Protective Wire Cord Ramp Driveway Rubber Traffic Speed Bumps Cable Protector on sale for $53.01. Shipping is free.
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- 5 Packs 2 Channels: Amount: 5 PCs; Product size: 40'' L x 9.7" W x 2" H/ 101 x 24.5 x 5 cm; Single channel size:1.3" W x 1.2" H/ 3.2 x 3.1 cm; 2 channels cables protector keeps various wires from getting damaged by foot traffic and vehicles. What's more, the speed bump is ideal for slowing down the speed of cars to create a secure driving environment for roads, parking lots, and more.
- Max. 11000 lbs Capacity: Traditional black+yellow color provides greater visibility at night and in low light environments. The cable protector ramp incorporates a unique design in its appearance to capture the attention of passer-by and drivers to slow off. 11,000Lbs load capacity ensures that you can drive your car over the ramp without affecting the cables running inside.
- Premium Slip-proof Rubber: Our cable protector cover is constructed with industrial-level rubber and a PVC cover, water-proof, wear-proof, and non-deformed for long-lasting usage. Flip-open design allowing you to place or remove cables quickly and easily. Texture strips on the surface for vehicles to pass without sliding; Bottom shock absorption has strong stability to control traffic speed while not damaging cars or roads.
- Modular Interlocking Connection: Modular design allows multiple speed bumps to be connected to cover the longer cords. With the design, you can effortlessly assemble it on the floor of your house or even outdoors. In addition, this feature offers you a do-it-yourself vibe as you can either have a specialist connect the product for you or achieve a sense of self-pride and go at it yourself.
- Versatile Application: The cable ramp is perfect for indoor and outdoor, commercial and domestic, such as parking lots, warehouses, concerts, hotels, stages, shopping malls, sports events, schools, communities, and construction places.
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Of course, when you have multiple hooked together and run over one and it moves, the cable eventually pops out of the channel and you wind up running over it anyway.
They work okay I guess, but you might want to add some grippy pads underneath if they're on a smooth or inclined surface.
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