Southwire Cable Reels

Southwire Cable Reels

Cable reels are spools used to store and carry cables. They keep the cables from getting tangled and they are used in a variety of industries, including industrial, electrical, automotive, fuel, aviation, agriculture, irrigation, firefighting, and more. Cable reels come in a variety of styles and sizes to meet a range of needs.

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Cable Reel Applications

• Store, carry, and discharge various types of cables
• Discharge dangerous static electricity build-up in hazardous environments
• Make shop, garage, or other work areas safer: A hose or cable left on the ground can be tripped over by employees or customers, potentially causing serious injury.
• Eliminate hose or cable handling problems: Save time and increase efficiency.
• Extend hose or cable life: Reduce costly repairs and downtime when hoses are damaged while left on the ground.

Key Features of Cable Reels to Consider

• Excellent performance in industrial indoor and outdoor applications (wet or dry)
• Built to NEMA 4 Standards/CSA certified
• Conformance to UL, cUL, CSA, CE and/or similar international electrical safety standards
• Variety of ring amp ratings from 35-150 Amps
• All-Steel Pawl and Ratchet with 4 Locking Positions
• Automatic Locking Ratchet With lockout Lever Option
• Reel mounts to wall or ceiling
• Compact size allows mounting in tight spaces
• Feet are unfinished for maximum electrical contact
• 100% unassisted spring retraction

How to Choose a Cable Reel

When choosing a cable reel, it is important to consider how it will be used. Ask yourself the following questions:

• What type of cable or hose will be on the reel?
• If a hose will be on the reel, what will you put through the hose (air, water, etc.)?
• What is the maximum pressure (in P.S.I.) needed for operation?
• How will you be using the cable or hose? (Will it be stretched, lifted, dragged, or retrieved?)
• How far out will the hose or cable need to retract?
• Is a ball stop required for the application?
• Is an inlet hose assembly needed to connect hose reel and source of supply?