DJ Lighting Truss
Organize power and control cables along a compact DJ truss system.
Wedding and Party Lighting
Keep cable runs positioned neatly along compatible lighting truss sections.
Small Stage Lighting
Provide cable-management points near stage lighting fixtures and truss-mounted equipment.
Exhibition Display Truss
Organize suitable low-voltage signal and power cables along compatible exhibition truss frames.
Rental Equipment Inventory
Keep a supply of reusable cable clips available for regular installation and dismantling work.
How to Choose
Check Your Truss Tube Diameter First
This model is intended for 50mm outside-diameter tubes.
Before purchasing, check:
Main tube outside diameter
Available space around the tube
Position of nearby diagonal braces
Type and size of cable bundle
Whether the rubber ring can retain the intended cables without excessive compression
Do not choose this accessory based only on the external dimensions of the truss, such as 290mm or 300mm.
Different truss systems may use different main tube diameters.
How Many Clips Do You Need?
The number depends on cable length, cable weight, routing direction, and the manufacturer's permitted support spacing.
For example, a 3m (9.84ft) straight truss section can be planned with several cable-management points distributed along the cable route.
However, the required spacing and quantity must be established according to the cable bundle and installation conditions.
For a first purchase, buyers can select a small group of clips for a trial installation before ordering larger quantities for their rental inventory.
Minimum Practical Package
For a basic cable-management setup:
Black plastic truss cable clips
Matching rubber retaining rings
Existing compatible 50mm truss tubes
Event cables requiring organization
For rental companies, it can be useful to keep spare clips and rubber rings with the lighting truss accessories.
These clips should not be used to carry lighting fixtures, suspended equipment, or other rigging loads.
Truss & Rigging Accessories
For other components used during event truss installation, visit Truss & Rigging Accessories.
Cables & Cable Management
For related cable-organization and protection products, explore Cables & Cable Management.
Additional Considerations
When routing cables across pedestrian areas rather than along truss tubes, use appropriate floor cable protection instead of truss-mounted clips.
Where cables are installed above people or near suspended equipment, cable support and routing must follow the applicable equipment and installation requirements.
Common Buying Mistakes to Avoid
1. Choosing by Truss Size Instead of Tube Diameter
A 290mm square truss is not necessarily compatible unless the relevant tube diameter and physical clearance are correct.
2. Treating Cable Clips as Rigging Clamps
These products are designed for cable organization and must not be used for hanging lighting fixtures or structural components.
3. Using Too Few Cable Support Points
Cable routing must account for cable weight, unsupported length, connectors, and possible movement.
4. Overfilling the Rubber Ring
Do not force large cable bundles into a retaining ring without confirming the appropriate size and permitted capacity.
5. Forgetting Cable Strain Relief
Cable-management clips should not place excessive tension on power connectors, DMX connectors, or other cable terminations.
6. Ignoring Truss Braces and Welds
Check that the clip has sufficient clearance at the intended installation position.
