The Single-Channel 4 x 1" Dropover, in black, from Elasco Products is a medium-duty dropover designed to cover wires and cables in the office or on site and allow safe passage for pedestrian and light vehicle traffic.

This dropover is made from high-strength, solid-cast polyurethane and offers a secure interlocking design, allowing you to create reliable runs of whatever length you need (with additional units, sold separately). It's slip-resistant to minimize accidental falls and is built to withstand extreme temperatures. The 4 x 1" measurement is the size of the channel, while the outer size is larger (please see Specifications).

Interlocking Single-Channel Design    Cover Wires/Cables in Office or On Site    For Pedestrian & Light Vehicle Traffic    Made from Solid-Cast Polyurethane    Slip-Resistant Surface    Secure Connection Points    Resistant to Extreme Weather Conditions    Built-In Handles on Bottom for Transport    NEC, OSHA, REACH, and RoHS Compliant    Made in the USA

• Interlocking single-channel dropover — 4 x 1" channel dimensions
• Lets you cover wires and cables in the office or on site and allow safe passage for pedestrian and light vehicle traffic
• Made from flexible, solid-cast polyurethane material — light, non-biodegradable, and generates less noise that metal, while offering superior tolerance to greases and chemical substances
• Slip-resistant surface pattern
• Strong, easy to secure, connection points
• Built-in handles underneath the base for easy transportation
• Easily cleaned and resistant to extreme weather, including blizzards and heat waves
• Fully compliant with NEC, OSHA, REACH, RoHS
• Made in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is it compatible with iPhone 15?

A: Yes, the Saramonic SmartRig UC Single-Channel Interface for USB Type-C Devices is compatible with the iPhone 15.

Q: 2. Can the Logan glass cutter #704-1 be used with this rail?

A: Yes.

Q: 3. how does this work if I'm going directly in my camera (red scarlet mx..or my 5d mark 3)??

A: Well you'd need an adapter cable to connect it. While this would work it's really designed to supply a high quality signal to a standalone audio recorder for sync sound. It's hazardous to rely entirely on the camera for audio. A bad card or glitch in picture will affect audio as well. If the camera audio is scratch only then it's a useful reference and a backup in dire cases. If you have no option but to feed audio directly to the camera consider other options that are both more ergonomic and include a recorder: the Tascam d70 for example.

Q: 4. Does this version have a field replaceable battery?

A: Yes, it is. As a matter of fact, the first thing you have to do upon receiving the mic is to open the back and connect the provided battery. It takes all of 15 seconds. B

Q: 5. I am trying to connect my Shure Microflex MX412 to my Canon Vixia HF100. I know that I'll need an XLR to mini cable to finish the connection. Will this get me part way, meaning, if I hook my mic to this will this give me enough phantom power to work?

A: This will provide phantom power to xlr mics that require it. Always have a spare battery.

Q: 6. the monitor headphones is mono or stereo?

A: This is a mono device, but you can monitor using stereo headphones

Q: 7. Does this version have the field replaceable battery?

A: Yes, it is. As a matter of fact, the first thing you have to do upon receiving the mic is to open the back and connect the provided battery. It takes all of 15 seconds. B

Q: 8. If I skipped using a preamp and plug my mic directly into this, would I get sufficient amplification for recording?

A: The ART EQ-351 is designed to accept line level inputs only. Unfortunately a mic can not be directly connected to this unit.

Q: 9. Will this work to provide line level control and phantom power to an Alexa Mini, and if so, what other components would be needed to ensure it works well?

A: Yes, you need to make sure you have the appropriate phantom power setting; 48volt is the most common, and make sure your Alexa is set to line level input. All you need is 2AA batteries, a microphone, and two XLR cables. One to connect the mic to the MM1, and another to go out of the MM1 to the Alexa. Recommend energizer ultimate lithium batteries. They'll last days.

Q: 10. I see a reply from Logan rep that the rail can be used with the #2000 mat cutter. Where do I get the clips that attach to the cutter and slide on the rail?

A: Unfortunately, we do not carry the 501/162 nylon guides and screws mentioned by Logan separately.