Trunking
Our range of stylish aluminum cable trunking adapts to all your interiors: kitchens, offices, and perimeter wall installations. Recessed (RH1, RH2) or surface-mounted (SH1) models, available with or without low-voltage compartments, can be cut to size. Complete your installation with corners, end caps, RJ45 boxes, and mounting accessories, available in brushed aluminum or brushed black finishes.
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Choose your lengths and the areas to electrify
The SH1 trackway uses the same profile as the SH1 rails sold in 60, 80, 100, and 120 cm lengths. The difference: you design your own installation. Create a custom length, a corner return, or even a room perimeter trackway, electrifying only the useful areas with SFC3 segments and completing the other sections with SFC2D cut to the required length.
Standard SH1 rail or customizable SH1 trackway?
The same profile, two ways to prepare your project.
SH1 rails in standard lengths
SH1 rails are available in 60, 80, 100, and 120 cm lengths. Choose this solution when one of these lengths matches your layout.
Customizable SH1 trackway
Supplied bare in a 150 cm length that can be cut to size, the trackway allows you to customize the path, the final length, and the distribution of electrified areas. The components required for your configuration must be selected separately.
Design the installation you need
Electrify only certain areas
Position the SFC3 electrical segments where you want to use your EUBIQ outlets. It is not necessary to electrify the entire length of the installation.
Adjust the length with SFC2D
Complete the SFC3 segments with SFC2D blanking sections. The SFC2D can be cut to fill the non-electrified sections and achieve the desired final length.
Create returns and corners
Design a path suited to the room by selecting the necessary corners and connectors, rather than being limited to a standard straight length.
Create a room perimeter trackway
Run the trackway around the room and provide electrified areas only at useful locations: near a desk, cabinet, or workstation.
How to combine SFC3, SFC2D, and DS4?
| Component | Role in your installation |
|---|---|
| SH1 trackway | The aluminum profile that forms the path of your installation. |
| SFC3 electrical segment | Creates the electrified areas intended to receive EUBIQ outlets. |
| SFC2D blanking section | Completes the non-electrified sections. It can be cut to adjust the overall length. |
| DS4 for RJ45 | Allows RJ45 outlets to be installed at a fixed location between two SFC3 segments or at the end of the installation, instead of a section of SFC2D. Once installed, these RJ45 outlets cannot be moved along the track. |
| Corners and connectors | Allow you to create changes in direction and junctions in the path. |
| End caps | Close the ends of the trackway for a neat finish. |
Example layout: along a long wall, provide an SFC3 area at the desk, another near a cabinet, then complete the intermediate sections with SFC2D. The path remains continuous, but only the chosen areas are electrified.
SH1 profile specifications
Cable management and accessories
High-voltage and low-voltage wiring
The separation bracket creates two distinct compartments. The upper compartment can accommodate low-voltage cables, such as Ethernet.
Fixed RJ45 connections via DS4
RJ45 outlets are installed via DS4, between two SFC3 segments or at the end of the installation, instead of a section of SFC2D. They remain fixed and cannot be moved along the track. Plan their location when designing your installation.
Kitchen accessories
A groove under the profile allows bars or hooks to be clipped on to hang your utensils.
To be assembled separately: SFC3 segments, SFC2D blanking sections, DS4 for RJ45 outlets, corners, connectors, end caps, separation bracket, outlets, and other accessories according to your project. The bare trackway is not a pre-electrified rail.
Prepare your custom installation
Map out the path
Measure the lengths and changes in direction: straight section, corner return, or room perimeter trackway.
Identify the areas to electrify
Choose the locations of the SFC3 segments based on the devices you want to power. For RJ45 outlets, plan DS4 at fixed locations between two SFC3 segments or at the end of the installation, instead of a section of SFC2D.
Complete with SFC2D
Provide blanking sections for the non-electrified sections and cut them to achieve the desired final length.
Prepare the cuts and mounting
The aluminum trackway can be cut with a hacksaw. For a more professional cut, use a circular saw equipped with a blade suitable for aluminum. Secure the profile, follow the tool's safety instructions, and deburr the edges after cutting. Choose fasteners suitable for the mounting surface.
Assemble and connect
Follow the documentation for the various components for assembly and connection. The electrical installation must be carried out by a qualified electrician.
Frequently asked questions
Is the SH1 trackway different from the profile of the standard SH1 rails?
No, it uses the same profile as the SH1 rails sold in 60, 80, 100, and 120 cm lengths. The difference lies in the configuration: the bare trackway allows you to design the path and electrified areas according to your project.
Should the entire length be electrified?
No. Use the SFC3 segments at the locations where you need outlets and complete the other sections with SFC2D blanking sections.
How are RJ45 outlets installed?
RJ45 outlets are installed via DS4, between two SFC3 segments or at the end of the installation, instead of a section of SFC2D. They remain fixed and cannot be moved along the track.
How do you achieve a precise length?
Adapt the length of the trackway to your project, then complete the SFC3 segments with cut SFC2D to achieve the desired length. Do not confuse adjusting the blanking section with cutting the electrical segment.
Can you run it around a room?
Yes. The customizable solution allows you to create a room perimeter trackway with the necessary corners and connectors, electrifying only certain areas.
Is the black finish available for this product?
No. The trackway presented here is brushed aluminum.
Additional information
The SH1 profile, to your measure.
Design the path, choose your SFC3 areas, and adjust the SFC2D sections to your installation.
Electrify only the useful areas of your installation
The SFC3 is the electrical segment that completes an EUBIQ SH1 or RH2 trunking installation. It creates the power supply zones designed to receive your EUBIQ sockets. It cannot be used on its own: it must be integrated into one of these trunking systems, along with the elements required for your configuration.
An electrification component, not a standalone rail
The trunking provides the support
Choose the SH1 for surface-mounted installation, or the RH2 for recessing into furniture. The SFC3 is integrated into the selected trunking; it does not replace it.
The SFC3 creates the electrified zones
Place the segments where you need to power your devices. EUBIQ sockets can be positioned and repositioned on the electrified zones according to their mode of use.
The SFC2D completes the other sections
Close the non-electrified zones with cut-to-size SFC2D covers. The combination of SFC3 segments and the SFC2D allows you to achieve the desired final length.
The DS4s allow you to add RJ45s
RJ45s are installed via the DS4s, between two SFC3 segments or at the end of the installation, in place of a section of SFC2D. They remain fixed and cannot be moved along the rail.
What role does each element play?
| Element | Function |
|---|---|
| SH1 or RH2 trunking | Forms the support profile for the installation. |
| SFC3 electrical segment | Electrifies the chosen areas to receive the EUBIQ sockets. Not used on its own. |
| SFC2D cover | Closes the non-electrified sections and is cut to size to adjust the final length. |
| DS4 for RJ45 | Allows fixed RJ45 connections between two SFC3 segments or at the end, in place of the SFC2D. |
| End caps | Close the ends of the trunking. |
| EUBIQ sockets | Positioned on the SFC3 electrified zones to plug in your devices. |
To plan for your project: the SH1 or RH2 trunking, the SFC3 segments, the SFC2D covers, the end caps, the EUBIQ sockets, and the appropriate mounting and connection elements. Add the DS4s for the RJ45s and the accessories required for your configuration.
SH1 surface-mounted or RH2 recessed into furniture?
SH1 trunking — surface-mounted
For custom lengths, corner returns, and room perimeter installations. Electrify only the useful areas with the SFC3 segments and complete the other sections with SFC2D. The SH1 features a compartment for low-voltage cables and a lower groove for kitchen accessories.
RH2 trunking — recessed into furniture
For furniture, desks, and large meeting tables. Recessing width: 7 cm; total profile width: 8 cm; protrusion after recessing: 2 mm. The project remains focused on integration into the furniture, without room perimeter installation.
The RH2 was not developed for partitions. Any potential use in a partition requires checking the support material and the method of fixation, without assuming systematic compatibility.
Choose the length and the connection
The lengths offered on this data sheet are: 50, 60, 70, 90, 100, 110, 130, and 150 cm. Choose the segment according to the area to be electrified in your trunking, then adjust the remaining sections with SFC2D.
Connection: select the configuration offered for your length, "Both sides" or "Left", depending on the available variants. Check this choice before ordering and prepare the connection according to the product documentation.
Technical specifications
The maximum segment value must not be confused with that of each socket or the power supply circuit. Have the sizing of the entire system checked by a qualified electrical professional. For use in dry indoor areas.
Prepare your custom-configured installation
Choose your trunking
Choose the SH1 for surface mounting, or the RH2 for recessing into furniture. Define the dimensions and fixings using the technical documentation.
Distribute the SFC3 zones
Choose the segment lengths and connection configurations based on the locations to be powered.
Complete the remaining sections
Plan for cut-to-size SFC2D to adjust the final length, DS4s for fixed RJ45s, and end caps to finish the trunking. The cover adjustment cuts must not be confused with a cut in the SFC3 electrical segment.
Integrate and connect the components
The quick connector facilitates connection, but does not make the SFC3 standalone. The electrical installation must be carried out de-energized by a qualified electrical professional, following the component documentation.
Position your EUBIQ sockets
After installing and checking the entire system, position the EUBIQ socket on an electrified zone, plug in your device, then activate the socket according to its instructions.
Frequently asked questions
Can the SFC3 be used on its own?
No. It must be integrated into an SH1 or RH2 trunking installation, with the appropriate components and connection. It is not a standalone rail ready to install.
What is the difference with the SFC2D?
The SFC3 electrifies the areas intended for EUBIQ sockets. The SFC2D is a cover without an electrical function that closes the other sections and is cut to size to achieve the desired length.
Can several electrified zones be planned?
Yes. You can combine several SFC3 zones in an SH1 or RH2 installation and complete the intervals with SFC2D. The connection of the entire system must be prepared according to the selected components.
Which sockets are compatible?
EUBIQ sockets, including models corresponding to the different types of sockets by country. The SFC3 does not directly receive standard wall sockets from other brands.
Do the RJ45s move like the EUBIQ electrical sockets?
No. The RJ45s are installed via the DS4s in fixed locations, between two SFC3 segments or at the end of the installation, in place of the SFC2D.
How to achieve a custom final length?
Choose the SFC3 lengths according to the areas to be electrified and complete with cut-to-size SFC2D in a suitable trunking. The cover adjustment is distinct from a cut in the electrical segment.
SFC3: the electrification of your custom-configured trunking.
SH1 or RH2 for the support, SFC3 for the powered zones, SFC2D for the sections to be covered.
Complete the non-electrified areas of your EUBIQ installation
The SFC2D is a blind panel with no electrical function, designed for RH2 and SH1 modular trunking. Pair it with SFC3 electrical segments and cut it to close off non-electrified sections and achieve the desired length, with a uniform brushed aluminum finish.
Why choose this blind panel?
Closes off empty spaces
Closes off sections of trunking that are not equipped with SFC3 electrical segments.
Brushed aluminum finish
Visually extends your installation with a neat and discreet finish.
Cut to the desired length
Supplied in 100 cm lengths, the SFC2D can be cut to complete SFC3 segments and adjust the final length of your installation.
Electrify only the useful areas
Reserve SFC3 segments for locations where you want to use your EUBIQ outlets and complete the other sections with SFC2D.
What is a trunking blind panel used for?
A modular installation combines electrified areas created by SFC3 segments and non-electrified sections closed off by the SFC2D. The blind panel makes it possible to adapt the final length to the project without electrifying the entire trunking.
- Closes off empty spaces between SFC3 segments
- Adjusts lengths by cutting the blind panel
- Provides a continuous finish on non-electrified sections
- Compatible with RH2 and SH1 modular trunking
On an SH1 installation, for example, you can create a route with corners or wrap around a room, electrifying only certain areas. SH1 trunking uses the same profile as the SH1 rails sold in 60, 80, 100, and 120 cm lengths; the modular solution allows you to customize the layout.
Technical specifications
Compatibility: modular trunking
Choose the profile suitable for your layout, then complete its non-electrified areas with the SFC2D.
Recessed into furniture
The RH2 is designed to be recessed into furniture. Its total width is 8 cm, with a 2 mm protrusion after recessing. It was not developed for partitions: this use requires checking the material and method of attachment.
Surface-mounted installation
For a custom wall route, a custom length, or wrapping around a room. Pair the SFC3 segments and SFC2D blind panels to choose the areas to electrify.
To complete the assembly, plan for the trunking, SFC3 segments, SFC2D blind panels, end caps, corners, connectors, and other accessories suitable for the project. The SFC2D closes off non-electrified longitudinal sections; it does not replace end caps.
Brushed aluminum finish
The blind panel completes non-electrified sections without interrupting the appearance of your installation.
Brushed aluminum finish for the closed-off sections.
A 100 cm length to be cut down according to the spaces to be closed.
How to prepare and install the SFC2D?
Measure the lengths to be closed in your RH2 or SH1 trunking, taking into account the planned SFC3 segments.
A hacksaw is suitable. For a more professional cut, use a circular saw equipped with a blade suitable for aluminum. Hold the piece securely, follow the tool's safety instructions, and deburr the edges after cutting. The adjustment described applies to the SFC2D, not the SFC3 electrical segment.
Place the SFC2D in the locations provided by the profile, following the component documentation.
Check the fit with the adjacent segments and plan for the trunking end caps. Any work on the electrical installation must be carried out by a qualified electrician, with the power turned off.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between SFC2D and SFC3?
The SFC3 creates an electrified area designed to receive EUBIQ outlets. The SFC2D is a blind panel with no electrical function that closes off the other sections and makes it possible to adjust the final length.
How do I calculate the quantity to order?
Add up the lengths to be closed off, then plan for the cuts in the 100 cm elements. Take into account the distribution of the different sections and the cutting losses, not just the total length.
Can the electrified areas be changed later?
The configuration can be revised by combining the appropriate SFC3 and SFC2D elements. Any electrical modification must be prepared and carried out by a qualified electrician.
Does the SFC2D replace an end cap?
No. It closes off a section of the trunking along its length. End caps are separate elements to be planned for closing off the ends of the profile.
SFC2D: the right length, in the useful places.
Complete your SFC3 segments and ensure a neat finish for your modular installation.
The pair — a neat finish at both ends of the track
Close the open ends of your EUBIQ SH1 trunking with this pair of dedicated end caps. They screw onto the profile to conceal its opening and provide a neat finish to the installation. Screws and screw caps are included with the pair. Choose the Aluminium or Black finish depending on the desired variant.
Why choose dedicated end caps?
Closes the ends
They close the open ends of the SH1 trunking and conceal the inside of the profile at the start and end of the track.
Designed for the SH1 profile
Components designed for this trunking model, distinct from accessories intended for other profiles.
Screw-on mounting
The end caps screw onto the ends of the SH1 trunking. Screws and screw caps are included with each pair.
Two finishes
The Aluminium and Black variants allow you to choose a finish that matches your trunking and other accessories.
End cap or other finishing element?
- The SFC2D closes non-electrified longitudinal sections
- Connectors are intended for track junctions
- Angles allow for changes in direction
- These elements do not replace end caps
- Close the open ends of the profile
- Finish the start and end of the track
- Screw onto the SH1 trunking
- Sold as a pair, with screws and screw caps included
Technical specifications
Check your trunking reference and the finish before ordering. Closing the ends does not indicate that the entire assembly is watertight.
To finish your SH1 installation
Residential settings
Neatly finish the visible ends of an SH1 track in your home.
Offices and workstations
Finish the lengths of trunking used in your custom installation.
Commercial premises
Maintain a consistent appearance with other SH1 accessories in workspaces and commercial premises.
3-step installation guide
Prepare the SH1 trunking
Check that the profile is securely fixed and that the components and cables are correctly positioned, according to the installation documentation.
Screw on the end caps
Position one cap at each end to be closed and secure it with the screws provided. Follow the SH1 system assembly instructions.
Fit the screw caps and check the finish
Fit the screw caps provided, then check that the end caps are properly fitted and secure. All work on the electrical installation must be carried out without power by a qualified electrician.
One pair for two ends
The package contains two end caps, screws and screw caps. Identify the open ends to be closed on your SH1 track to determine the quantity required. A track with several independent lengths may require several pairs.
Frequently asked questions
What are these end caps used for?
They close the open ends of the SH1 trunking and conceal the inside of the profile for a neat finish.
Are they sold individually?
No. They are sold as a pair, meaning two end caps, with screws and screw caps included. Count the open ends of your track to determine the quantity required.
Are they compatible with other trunking?
They are designed exclusively for the EUBIQ SH1 trunking. For another model, choose the end caps designed for the relevant profile.
How do they differ from the SFC2D?
The SFC2D closes a non-electrified longitudinal section. The end cap closes the end of the profile. The two elements have different functions.
How are they fixed?
They screw onto the ends of the SH1 trunking. Screws and screw caps are included with each pair. They are not simply snapped into place.
What finishes are available?
The available variants are Aluminium and Black. Select the one that matches your trunking and other accessories.
Additional information
A neat SH1 installation right to the ends.
The pair · Screw-on mounting · Screws and screw caps included · Aluminium or Black finishes
Aluminum finish — a clean, professional transition at every outside corner
Designed exclusively for EUBIQ's SH1 ducting, this fixed 90° outside corner is made of plastic with an aluminum finish. It provides a neat junction at an outside corner while maintaining visual consistency with your ducting.
Why choose a dedicated corner?
Designed for SH1 ducting
A dedicated piece for the SH1 profile to create the transition between two sections at an outside corner.
Cable routing
Follows the cable path around a change in direction. Check their positioning and ensure there are no deburred cut edges during installation.
Snap-fit installation
Snaps onto SH1 ducting sections. No special tools are required for installation in most configurations.
Aluminum finish
An aluminum appearance that matches the installation. The piece is made of plastic, not aluminum.
DIY cut vs. original corner
- Requires preparing and trimming the cuts
- Edges must be carefully deburred
- Joint precision depends on the quality of the cut
- Requires finishing work at the change in direction
- Dedicated piece for the SH1 profile
- Fixed 90° outside corner
- Snap-fit installation
- Plastic with aluminum finish
Technical specifications
This corner is intended exclusively for SH1 ducting. Check your ducting reference carefully before purchasing.
In what contexts should it be used?
Workstations and offices
Manage the routing of IT and electrical cables around a partition or furniture corner.
Workshops and technical spaces
Route around the protruding corners of a room with a dedicated junction for your SH1 ducting.
Residential installations
Create an outside corner in a living room, bedroom, or hallway with a discreet finish that matches the ducting.
Commercial premises
Maintain a neat appearance in spaces visible to customers or the public.
4-step installation guide
Cut your ducting sections
Ensure that your two SH1 ducting sections are cut correctly at 90° (straight cut, not mitered).
Position the corner
Snap the SH1 outside corner onto the end of each section. The piece is designed to fit without force.
Check the alignment
Visually check that the two ducting sections are properly aligned and that the corner is correctly applied against the wall surface.
Secure if necessary
Depending on your configuration, secure the ducting to the wall according to the SH1 range recommendations and the characteristics of the support surface.
Plastic and aluminum finish: two distinct pieces of information
The piece is made of plastic. Its aluminum finish does not mean it is made of metal.
The aluminum finish complements the appearance of your SH1 installation.
A discreet transition at the outside corners of your ducting run.
Frequently asked questions
Is this corner compatible with other EUBIQ ducting?
No. It is designed specifically for SH1 ducting. For other references in the range, check the compatible accessories listed on each product sheet.
Is it made of aluminum?
No. It is made of plastic and has an aluminum finish. It is not a solid aluminum piece.
Can the angle be set to anything other than 90°?
No, this corner is fixed at 90°. Check that this geometry matches your installation.
Do I need to buy an inside corner as well?
This depends on your ducting run. The outside corner is for a protruding corner. For an inset corner, you need a suitable inside corner.
Is this accessory sold individually?
Yes, it is sold individually. Allow one corner per outside corner of your installation.
Additional information
A neat transition for your SH1 installation.
Plastic, aluminum finish · Fixed 90° outside cornerAdd to cart
A neat transition at every inside corner
Designed for EUBIQ's SH1 trunking, this fixed 90° inside corner angle allows you to create a junction in an inside corner. Made of plastic, it is available in an aluminum or matte black finish to match your installation.
Why choose a dedicated angle?
Designed for SH1 Trunking
A dedicated piece for the SH1 profile to create the transition between two trunking sections in an inside corner.
Cable Routing
Follows the cable routing around the change of direction. Check their positioning and the absence of unburred cut edges during installation.
Snap-Fit Installation
Snaps onto SH1 trunking sections to create a 90° junction in an inside corner.
Two Finishes
Choose the aluminum or matte black finish depending on the desired variant. The finish describes the appearance of the part, not its plastic material.
DIY Cut vs. Dedicated Angle
- Requires preparing and adjusting the cuts
- Edges must be carefully deburred
- Joint precision depends on the quality of the cut
- Requires finishing work at the change of direction
- Dedicated piece for the SH1 profile
- Fixed 90° inside corner angle
- Snap-fit installation
- Aluminum or matte black finishes
Technical Specifications
This angle is designed exclusively for SH1 trunking. Check your trunking reference, the finish, and the corner geometry before ordering.
In what contexts should it be used?
Workstations and Desks
Extend your SH1 route in an inside corner to follow the cable routing of the installation.
Workshops and Technical Areas
Create a dedicated junction at the inside corners of your trunking route.
Residential Fit-outs
Create a neat transition in the inside corners of a room by choosing a finish that matches your trunking.
Commercial Premises
Maintain a consistent appearance in offices, reception areas, or commercial premises.
5-Step Installation Guide
Position the first SH1 section
Prepare the length of trunking and position it along the wall up to the inside corner, according to the mounting instructions.
Snap in the inside corner angle
Present the angle at the end of the first section and snap it in without forcing it.
Connect the second section
Insert the second section into the other opening, perpendicular to the first, to follow the inside corner.
Check alignment and fastening
Check the fit of the elements and secure the trunking according to the SH1 range recommendations and the characteristics of the support.
Check cable routing and closure
Check the cable routing before completing the assembly according to the system documentation. Any work on the electrical installation must be carried out without power by a qualified electrician.
Material and Finishes
Plastic Material
The part is made of plastic. The aluminum finish does not mean it is made of metal.
Aluminum Finish
An aluminum appearance to visually complete your SH1 installation.
Matte Black Finish
A second finish offered on this product sheet, to be selected according to the desired appearance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an inside and outside corner angle?
The inside corner angle corresponds to an inside corner, where the walls form a recess. The outside corner angle goes around a protruding corner. The two parts are not interchangeable.
Is it compatible with other trunking?
It is designed specifically for EUBIQ's SH1 trunking. Do not assume compatibility with another profile, even one with similar dimensions.
Is it made of aluminum?
No. Its material is plastic. The available finishes are aluminum and matte black.
Is the angle adjustable?
No. It is fixed at 90° and is suitable for inside corners matching this geometry.
How do I choose the finish?
Select the Alu or Black variant depending on your trunking and the other accessories, to maintain visual consistency.
Additional Information
A neat transition in the inside corners of your SH1 installation.
Fixed 90° inside corner angle · Aluminum or matte black finishes
Organize your countertop in one click
Pack of 4 hooks made entirely of translucent plastic, to be clipped directly onto the EUBIQ SH1 profile, whether used as an electrical track or a cable duct. No screws or additional drilling required, keeping your utensils within easy reach.
Why choose these hooks?
The hooks clip directly onto the EUBIQ SH1 profile, whether used as a track or a cable duct. No drilling or additional screws required.
Ladle, spatula, tea towel, small colander: your utensils remain accessible without cluttering the countertop.
The mounting bracket and hook are made of translucent plastic. Unlike the utensil support bar, these hooks do not feature an aluminum support.
Move, reposition, or remove your hooks to adapt the storage to your needs.
Compatibility
These hooks attach to the SH1 profile. They are suitable for both the SH1 electrical track and the customizable SH1 cable duct. They complement your countertop installation to help organize utensils.
Technical specifications
Installation in 4 steps
Identify the location on your SH1 profile where you want to attach the hook. Leave enough space between each hook to comfortably hang your utensils.
Slide the upper part of the hook into the groove of the SH1 profile, tilting it slightly, then push it down to snap it into place.
A slight click confirms that the hook is in place. Check that it is securely attached before hanging your items.
Repeat the process for the 4 hooks and organize your kitchen according to your needs. You can move them without tools.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the hooks are suitable for the EUBIQ SH1 profile in both configurations: electrical track or customizable cable duct.
They are made entirely of translucent plastic, including the mounting bracket. They do not feature an aluminum support.
These hooks are designed for lightweight utensils and objects: spatulas, ladles, tea towels, or tongs. Avoid heavy objects and loads that could deform the plastic or cause the hook to unclip. See the technical documentation for usage limits.
The number depends on the available length of your SH1 profile and the accessories already installed. Leave enough space between the utensils.
Yes. The clip-on design allows you to remove and reposition them according to your needs, without additional drilling.
No, they are sold in a pack of 4 hooks.
The EUBIQ SH1 modular ecosystem
The EUBIQ SH1 profile, whether used as a track or a customizable cable duct, allows you to combine electrical components and accessories suited to your installation. These hooks complement the organization of your kitchen without cluttering the countertop.
Organize your storage according to your needs and the available space on your SH1 profile.
Additional information
Four translucent plastic hooks to keep your utensils within easy reach.
Complete your SH1 profile and clear your countertop.
150 cm — Exclusively compatible with SH1 profile
Organize the routing of your cables in the EUBIQ SH1 cable duct with this 150 cm separation barrier. It creates a physical separation between the cable routing areas for power cables and data cables.
Two wiring areas in the SH1 profile
Physical separation
The barrier helps define the cable routing areas inside the SH1 duct.
Organized routing
Power cables and signal cables have separate routes, for a clearer installation.
Accessory designed for the SH1
Its shape is adapted to this EUBIQ profile. Check the reference of your duct before ordering.
EUBIQ barrier specifications
Adjust to the useful length of the route if necessary.
Designed specifically for the EUBIQ SH1 duct.
Installation in 5 steps
Prepare your duct
Check the mounting of the SH1 profile and prepare the installation area according to the system documentation. Any work on the electrical installation must be carried out when de-energized by a person qualified in electricity.
Adjust the length if necessary
For a section shorter than 150 cm, measure the useful length then adjust the barrier with a suitable tool. Hold the piece, follow the tool's safety instructions and deburr the cut.
Insert the barrier
Position it in the designated location of the SH1 profile, in accordance with the system documentation, to define two routing areas.
Distribute the cables
Organize the power cables and signal cables on either side of the separation, according to the requirements applicable to the installation.
Check then close
Check the positioning of the barrier and the cables before closing the profile with the appropriate elements.
For which projects?
Professional premises
Organization of cabling in the SH1 routes of offices, workstations and professional premises.
Residential developments
Organized routing of power and data cables in home SH1 installations.
Technical specifications
| Characteristic | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | EUBIQ |
| Length | 150 cm |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 150 × 2 × 1 cm |
| Indicated weight | 150 g |
| Compatibility | Exclusively SH1 profile |
| Use | Power / low-voltage separation |
| Installation | Snap-in into the profile |
Frequently asked questions
What length is supplied?
The barrier measures 150 cm. Its dimensions are 150 × 2 × 1 cm.
Can the length be adjusted?
Yes. For a section shorter than 150 cm, measure the required length then make a clean cut with a suitable tool, following its safety instructions. Deburr before installation.
Is it compatible with other profiles?
This barrier is designed exclusively for the EUBIQ SH1 profile. For another model, check the reference of the corresponding separator.
How is the barrier installed?
By snapping it into the designated location of the SH1 profile, without screws or glue for the barrier itself. An eventual cut requires a suitable tool.
Is the barrier sufficient to validate the installation?
No. This accessory defines the routing areas in the duct. The entire cabling and its implementation must still be checked by a person qualified in electricity.
Important note: the barrier is a physical separation accessory. It does not constitute a certification of conformity of the installation, nor a guarantee of absence of interference or compartment sealing.
An organized SH1 route, with distinct wiring areas.
EUBIQ separation barrier · Length 150 cm · SH1 profile
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Exposed cables, a layout to structure, a finish to perfect… In 4 questions, we will identify together the profile and accessories that truly match your situation.
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What is your main objective?
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What type of installation are you planning?
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Do you need to separate high-voltage and low-voltage in the same profile?
(High voltage = 230V power supply · Low voltage = network, phone, HDMI…)
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What is your priority for the final result?
Your personalized selection
Exposed cables along a wall, wires running behind a desk, haphazard power strips: cable trunking is often the simplest solution for restoring order. Still, you have to choose the right model. Between surface-mounted and flush-mounted profiles, brushed aluminum and black finishes, the differences are not just cosmetic. They dictate the ease of installation, cable capacity, and the final look in your interior.
And that is precisely where it gets complicated. Because with terms like "electrical molding," "wall cable cover," "cable skirting," and "cable trunking," it is easy to get lost. We will therefore unravel all of this together, compare the two main families of EUBIQ aluminum trunking, and help you find the configuration that really suits your project.
Trunking, molding, cable skirting: what really sets them apart
These three terms appear constantly in searches, yet they do not refer to the same thing. A quick overview to clarify.
- Electrical molding: this is the small white PVC profile found everywhere in hardware stores. Designed to run 2 or 3 wires over a short distance, it helps in a pinch, but it doesn't do much more than that. Visually, let's be honest, it remains quite basic.
- Cable trunking: wider section, higher capacity, and, above all, the possibility of separating high-voltage and low-voltage lines within the same profile. We are moving into another category - that of structured installations, designed to last and evolve. Materials vary: PVC, aluminum, sometimes steel.
- Cable skirting: it replaces your classic baseboard and integrates a channel for wires. Discreet, yes. But not very modular, and not always compatible with the number of cables you want to tuck inside.
Where do EUBIQ aluminum trunking systems fit into all this? A notch above, frankly. The brushed aluminum finish provides a real aesthetic statement, and the modular system allows for the addition of accessories (sockets, RJ45, kitchen hooks) without DIY modifications. It is halfway between a professional electrical installation and designer furnishing - and that is precisely what makes them attractive for a well-appointed interior.
Surface-mounted or flush-mounted trunking: the comparison to help you choose
This is THE central question. And the answer depends as much on your project as it does on your technical constraints. At EUBIQ, two families coexist: the surface-mounted SH1 trunking and the flush-mounted RH2 trunking. Let's see what separates them in practical terms.
The surface-mounted SH1 trunking
It attaches directly to the wall, under a piece of furniture, or as a backsplash. Visible, yes - but far from the plastic white wall cable cover we try to forget. In brushed aluminum, the SH1 stands on its own as a full-fledged part of your layout. Its great strength: simplicity of installation. You fix it, you wire it, you close it. And if you need to add a cable six months later, everything remains accessible.
It is the natural choice for a desk strip, a kitchen backsplash, or framing a room when you want to avoid chasing walls.
The flush-mounted RH2 trunking
Here, the profile disappears into the surface: countertop, furniture, partition. Once installed, only the top face remains visible. The result is almost invisible, very clean. In return, you must plan for a cutout in the surface - which requires a bit more tooling and precision.
It is the ideal solution for integrated desks, kitchen islands, or any custom project where you want cables to disappear completely.
Comparison table
| Criterion | SH1 (surface) | RH2 (flush) |
|---|---|---|
| Installation type | Wall or under-furniture mounting | Flush mounting in the surface |
| Installation difficulty | Accessible (drilling + screwing) | Intermediate (surface cutout required) |
| Visibility once installed | Visible, designer finish | Almost invisible |
| Cable access after installation | Easy (removable cover) | Easy (access from the top) |
| EUBIQ accessory compatibility | Full (angles, covers, brackets, RJ45) | Full (brackets, RJ45, caps) |
| Custom cutting | Yes | Yes |
| Finishes | Brushed aluminum, brushed black | Brushed aluminum |
| Typical usage | Backsplash, desk strip, wall framing | Countertop, island, integrated furniture |
Good to know: both families share the same EUBIQ accessory ecosystem. RJ45 housings, high/low voltage separation brackets, end caps - everything is compatible. You are not locking yourself into a choice without a return path.
Four concrete situations, four different configurations
Theory is fine, but nothing beats real-world cases to visualize things. Here are four scenarios we often encounter - and the configuration that works for each.
In the kitchen: the multi-function backsplash
Imagine SH1 trunking installed as a backsplash, just above the countertop. It houses the cables for your small appliances (kettle, toaster, food processor), but that's not all. Thanks to EUBIQ accessories, you can clip on a support bar for utensils and kitchen hooks. The aluminum strip becomes both a cable-hiding trunk and storage. Two functions, one profile - it's smart.
At the office: the zero-cable workspace
Home offices are often beautiful desks ruined by a cluster of wires. The RH2 flush-mounted trunking changes the game: integrated into the desktop, it houses the monitor power supply, laptop charger, and desk lamp. Add a DS4 housing with an RJ45 Category 6E core for wired connectivity, and you get a clean workstation, with no cables visible. Honestly, it changes everything on a daily basis.
Framing a room: the alternative to chasing walls
Are you renovating a room and need to redistribute electricity without opening up the walls? The SH1 surface-mounted trunking along the walls does the job. With internal angles and external angles, the path hugs the room's corners neatly. End caps finish everything off. No dust, no plasterer, and a result that holds up aesthetically.
Mixed installation: separating high and low voltage
As soon as you have a power cable and a network cable cohabiting in the same trunking, you must consider separation. The high/low voltage separation bracket slides inside the profile and creates two distinct compartments. This is what the NF C 15-100 standard recommends, and it is primarily what prevents interference on your network connection. One bracket, one simple move, and your installation is up to code.
The accessories that make the difference during installation
This is often where the final quality of an installation is determined. Even an excellent electrical trunking system only provides an impeccable result if the finishing touches are up to par. And it is precisely on this point that the EUBIQ range stands out from generic PVC trunking.
- SH1 internal and external angles: they avoid approximate 45° cuts and ensure a clean connection in every corner. The kind of detail that separates an amateur installation from a professional result.
- SH1 end caps: sold in pairs, they neatly close each end of the trunking. Small accessory, big visual impact.
- SFC2D cap: it allows you to neatly seal off a 100 cm section that you are not using yet. Practical when planning for a future extension.
- SFC3 electrical segment: it is the one that powers the trunking. Without it, no outlets - it is essentially indispensable.
- High/low voltage separation bracket (330 cm): available for SH1 and RH1 profiles, it is essential in any installation that mixes power and network.
- RJ45 Category 6E core + DS4 housing: they transform your trunking into a network point. Ideal for an office or a shared workspace.
The common thread of all these accessories? They are designed to snap together without adaptation, without hacking, without double-sided tape reinforcement. This is not the case with generic trunking where you sometimes spend more time adapting the parts than installing them.
What to check before ordering
A few points of vigilance to avoid unpleasant surprises on installation day. Nothing difficult, but it is better to think about it beforehand.
- Measure the required length precisely. EUBIQ trunking can be custom-cut, but always leave a little margin. Being short by 5 cm is frustrating.
- Count your cables - and anticipate. How many wires today? And tomorrow, if you add a screen or an appliance? The rule of thumb: plan for 30% extra capacity. An undersized cable trunk is a trunk you will regret.
- Flush-mounted = cutout. The RH2 requires a notch in the countertop or furniture. Plan for the appropriate tools (jigsaw, router) or call a carpenter. It is not a dealbreaker, but it is good to know in advance.
- Electrical standards. Routing cables in trunking must comply with the NF C 15-100 standard, particularly regarding high/low voltage separation. We won't give you a full lecture here, but it is a point not to be neglected - especially if you mix power and computer networking.
- Consistency of finishes. Brushed aluminum or brushed black, the choice is aesthetic. But make sure your angles, end caps, and caps are in the same finish. A detail that stands out when you forget it.
Frequently asked questions about electrical trunking
What is the difference between electrical trunking and molding?
Electrical molding is a small profile - usually in white PVC - designed to run 2 or 3 wires over short distances. Electrical trunking has a wider section, accommodates more cables, and often integrates a high/low voltage separation system. In aluminum, it also brings a real aesthetic dimension that PVC molding simply does not offer.
What size trunking should I choose?
Everything depends on the number and diameter of the cables to run. Count your wires, then plan for a margin of about 30% for possible future additions. For a classic office installation - power + network - an SH1 surface-mounted or RH2 flush-mounted trunk offers more than enough capacity.
Can I cut aluminum trunking to size?
Yes, EUBIQ trunking can be cut. Use a fine-toothed hacksaw or a circular saw equipped with a blade for aluminum. Remember to deburr the cuts with a fine file for a clean and safe result - cut aluminum edges can be sharp.
How can I hide cables on a wall without heavy construction work?
SH1-type surface-mounted trunking is the most direct solution. It attaches to the wall with a few screws, holds your cables, and closes cleanly. In a brushed aluminum finish, this wall cable cover integrates as a decorative element rather than a "cover-up." No chasing, no plaster, no repainting required.
Do I need to separate high-voltage and low-voltage cables in a trunk?
The NF C 15-100 standard recommends this separation to avoid electromagnetic interference. This is particularly important if you are running an RJ45 network cable and a power cable in the same trunking. EUBIQ separation brackets, available for SH1 and RH1 profiles, are designed exactly for this - they slide into the profile and create two sealed compartments.
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