Mini cable rod, fiberglass rod (D=6.0 mm, length 5 m, on a reel)

PXT-CPD-6,0/5-C

Pixietech mini cable rod: 6.0 mm fiberglass rod, 5 m on a reel — a compact tool for pulling cable in a room, niches and suspended ceilings. Delivery across Uzbekistan.

158 900 UZS

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Type

Duct rodder (cable pulling device)

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Length

5 m

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Part number

PXT-CPD-6,0/5-C

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Specifications

Type: Duct rodder (cable pulling device)
Length: 5 m
Part number: PXT-CPD-6,0/5-C
Warranty: no
Rod diameter: 6.0 mm

Pixietech mini cable rod (fish tape) on a fiberglass rod 6.0 mm in diameter and 5 meters long in a coil — a compact tool for quickly pulling cables over short routes. Five meters of travel is enough for laying within a single room, small niches, suspended ceilings or distribution cabinets. Thanks to its short length, the coil easily fits into the pocket of a tool bag and is always at hand.

Advantages

The most compact option in the range — ideal for quick local pulls without unrolling a long rod
The 6.0 mm diameter provides rigidity for confident control of the rod even over minimal distances
The electrically neutral fiberglass is safe to work with near live parts
The small size of the coil allows the tool to be taken to sites with limited luggage
Suitable for laying in corrugated tubing, PVC pipes and the cavities of wall structures
Convenient as an auxiliary tool when working with long fish tapes for the final hook-up of cable

Applications

Pulling cables within a single room when installing video surveillance and Wi-Fi access points
Laying low-voltage lines in suspended ceilings and inter-wall cavities
Installing security alarm sensors and door contacts in small offices
Quick add-on cable routes when upgrading existing systems

Frequently asked questions

What tasks is a 5-meter fish tape best suited for?

It is optimal for laying within a single room, through small cavities, or when connecting individual devices — where a long rod is excessive.

Can several 5-meter rods be joined for a longer route?

Technically yes, using couplings, but for long routes it is more convenient to take a fish tape of the required length right away — splicing reduces rigidity.

Is the rod suitable for working in hard-to-reach places with limited space for manoeuvring?

A short coil is precisely convenient where there is no room to fit a large coil — the installer works compactly and neatly.

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