Cable trays should be supported at regular intervals to prevent sagging or structural failure. Typical support spacing is 1.5 to 2 meters (5–6.5 feet) for standard loads, with closer spacing (around 1.5 meters) for heavy power cables or high-density installations . Supports must be capable of carrying the full weight of the tray and cables, including any future additions, and a safety margin of 25% is recommended to account for additional load .
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