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VEVOR 3 Pack of 2 4989.5 kg per Axle Capacity Protective Wire Cord Ramp Driveway Rubber Traffic Speed Bumps Cable Protector

VEVOR 3 Pack of 2 4989.5 kg per Axle Capacity Protective Wire Cord Ramp Driveway Rubber Traffic Speed Bumps Cable Protector

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Questions and Answers
28 Questions
How easy is it to add/remove wires? Is this something I could do easily daily?
Very easy - the flaps just flip up and you lay in or take out what you want. I used this to protect the power cord and water hose running across our driveway to the lawn for an inflatable water slide. Every night I would remove the blower from the lawn and the power cord from this and put it next to the house so the sprinklers didn’t get it wet and then put it back in the morning to inflate the water slide. Hope this helps.
By vevor
(1) Can these handle summers 120 degrees? (2) Need for dip entering driveway, would these hold up driving over them daily (3) Bolt into asphalt
1) l would feel good in saying they will stand high temps however I don’t get that high where we live 2) very heavy quality construction. Thick and heavy and flexible. However the cover that hides the cable is 1/4 inch plastic and is supported well. They would handle high traffic. They can be bolted down if desired.
By John H
Are each one 40 inches - so a three piece is 120 inches in total and a four piece 160 inches ?
I bought the 3 piece and each was 40 inches long. They interlock and have 2 channels for hoses or wires. Extremely please w product and price.
By Doris Harrell
Is it really water-proof?
Mine has been outside for several years continuously with no issues, getting rained on regularly. It is fine for outdoor use. You still need outdoor-rated wires for it, it isn't going to magically make anything you run through it waterproof and it is open on both ends to allow the wire to run through it. But when it gets rained on, water doesn't pool in the protected channel where the wires go if that is what you are asking.
By team W
What is the best chemical to wash them with ?
I haven’t washed mine but I think dish soap would cut grease and not hurt the rubber or plastic. I’ve had mine out doors year round and have not needed to wash them.
By John H