WireCatch Information

Electronics installers always have to deal with wires and often there are small devices involved like power strips, power supplies and adapters. Where do you put them? How do you make it neat? Can you secure wires so they don't pull out, hide excess cable in a way that keeps them organized, mount items for which there is no factory supplied mounting? AV installers are often faced with having to install devices that were specified by someone else, in a rack or cabinet that was supplied by someone else, creating a bundle of wires that no one can plan until you are there, in the field. What can you do? Shove everything in the back and hope no one cares about the mess? Let the power cables lie on the floor underfoot because the job spec did not say to do anything different? In the shop, when you build a rack, the system may call for little adapters, power supplies, and accessories, but what can you do when there is no designated method for mounting? You want to leave your installation looking neat, and you want to be able to finish it quickly, with the hand tools you are already familiar with. On some jobs the electricians get involved with metal boxes and conduit. But you can't modify metal the way you want when you want. Take control. AV installers are resourceful. WireCatch is the resource you need. Make your own mounts and cable management containers that you customize to the perfect size. WireCatch makes it quick and easy to deliver a system you can be proud to show off. You can do a lot with WireCatch, so much that we can't tell you. We are looking forward to you telling us, and benefitting the whole community of audiovisual and low-voltage installers. Now when you see a spaghetti mess of wires, or devices tacked on to the equipment rack rails, you will see an opportunity to make the perfect solution, because you make it the perfect size and shape, adding value and earning more with your WireCatch skills.