Price of Mesh Cable Trays and Low Voltage Wire Separators

Mesh cable trays typically range from $30 to $150 per 5-foot section, while low voltage wire separators vary from $10 to $50 depending on size and material.

Mesh Cable Trays

Mesh cable trays are widely used for organizing and supporting electrical and data cables in commercial and industrial settings. They are usually made of zinc-plated steel or galvanized steel with corrosion-resistant finishes, and come in standard lengths of 5 feet with widths ranging from 4 to 12 inches and depths around 2 inches .

• Price Range:
  • Small trays (4–6 inches wide): approximately $30–$50 per 5-foot section
  • Medium trays (8 inches wide): approximately $60–$90 per 5-foot section
  • Large trays (12 inches wide): approximately $120–$150 per 5-foot section
• Accessories: Brackets, splice couplers, and ceiling hangers may cost an additional $10–$40 each depending on type .
• Suppliers: Kable Kontrol and NavePoint offer high-quality mesh trays suitable for IT, A/V, and industrial installations . Grainger also stocks a wide range of cable ladder and wire mesh trays for commercial use .

Low Voltage Wire Separators

Low voltage wire separators, also called tray dividers or cable separators, are used to segregate power and data cables within a tray to reduce interference and maintain organization. They are typically made of steel or durable plastic and come in various depths, commonly 2 inches.

• Price Range:
  • Small dividers: around $10–$20 each
  • Larger or reinforced dividers: $25–$50 each
• Applications: Ideal for IT racks, structured cabling, and low voltage installations to maintain separation between different cable types .
• Suppliers: NavePoint and ShowMeCables provide a variety of low voltage wire separators and tray dividers compatible with standard mesh cable trays .

Summary

When budgeting for cable management:

• Mesh cable trays: $30–$150 per 5-foot section depending on width and material.
• Low voltage wire separators: $10–$50 each depending on size and reinforcement.
• Accessories: Brackets, couplers, and hangers may add $10–$40 per piece. These prices are approximate and may vary based on supplier, material, and shipping. For large-scale installations, purchasing in bulk often reduces per-unit cost.