CordMate II Wire Channel, White

Hello, Wiremold offers various raceways in aluminum, metallic and nonmetallic. All of the raceways are designed and UL listed for indoor dry locations only and have not been tested for outdoor applications. Thank you for your interest in Legand products!

This product is not NFPA 70 rated. CordMate products are cord covers and are not listed or rated for power wiring.

Hello John, The best suggestion is to use a small flat head screw driver at the end of the section to pry the cover open. Once you get the end unlatched you can begin to pull the cable out down the length of the track which should release the cover. Otherwise you may need to run the screw driver down the length of the track. You should be able to twist the screw driver once you get it crease where the cover meets the base, if not then you may need a second screw driver or something behind to help with leverage. Once you get it started at one end the rest will release. Thank you!

Hi Alan, The C50 is a retail part for our 2800-WH series on our commercial channel. We do offer the 2800-WH which is 6' lengths, or the 2800L8-WH for 8' lengths. The link below will provide the 2800 series spec sheet with all associated fittings. https://legrand.webdamdb.com/directdownload.php?ti=55654545&tok=NtS7RomkuRIlmrK2hmuWzwRR If you need any additional information, please feel free to reach out to us directly at 1-844-957-3783, option 2 for Wiremold, followed by option 2 again for tech support. You can also email us directly at technical.support@legrand.us. Thank you.

Hello, The Cordmate III is 1 1/2" x 3/4", it can be ordered in the kit part number C310. The Cordmate II (C50) is a smaller profile. Thank you

Hi Zal, Thank you for your feedback, it is greatly appreciated. I will let our marketing team know and get it corrected. Thanks again!

The adhesive provided on the Cordmate as well as our other Raceways strongly bonds to the wall. This is very desirable for most applications. However, in some cases it probably isn't because if you try to remove the Cordmate from the wall after it sticks it is likely to cause some damage. It will leave behind a residue which will be difficult to clean and could pull some of the surface off of the drywall with it as it comes off. The following methods can be used to remove the product and adhesive from the wall; 1) Using a spray bottle, spray vinegar directly where the adhesive is adhered to the wall. Let the vinegar soak in to the adhesive for a period of time. The vinegar will help deteriorate the adhesive. A putty knife can be used to pry the product/adhesive away from the wall surface. 2) Use a citrus based adhesive remover from a local hardware store. Follow the instructions on the bottle.