Strangleitungen

Strangleitungen is a term used to describe a specific type of electrical wiring installation characterized by its method of routing and securing conductors. In a strangleitung system, electrical wires are typically run through conduit or raceways, which are then tightly secured or "strangled" to building structures. This method provides a high degree of physical protection for the wiring, safeguarding it from damage due to impact, moisture, or rodents. The conduit itself can be made of various materials, including metal, plastic, or even rigid fiber.

The securing of the conduit is a critical aspect of strangleitungen. This often involves the use of specialized clamps, straps, or brackets that are firmly attached to walls, ceilings, or other structural elements. The tightness of this securing is what gives the system its name, implying a secure, unyielding installation. This approach is commonly employed in industrial settings, commercial buildings, and areas where electrical wiring might be exposed to harsh environments or require enhanced safety measures. The meticulous and robust nature of strangleitungen ensures longevity and minimizes the risk of electrical faults and fires.