Reliancer 3 Pack Dual Channel Rubber Cable Protector Ramp 2 Channel Traffic Speed Bump 11000lbs Capacity Heavy Duty Driveway Hose Cover Ramp Cord Track Protector Wires Concealer w/Flip-Open Top Cover

I have one set for extension cord so cars don’t run over it coming out of garage. I have another set that goes across driveway with my hose in it for the barn. Has extended the life of my hoses!

I purchased these cable protectors to run 6/4 SOOW electric across the driveway of my church to power a Christmas tree display in December. Although i have not set these up yet, I can see they are sturdy and should do a good job while they are installed for over a month. I will update this review in January with how it worked out.Pros: inexpensive, solid construction, bright yellow cover (very visible), plenty of space in the channel for larger wires and hoses.Cons: The tabs to connect two of the units together really doesn't secure them. We have installed bolts to help maintain them as they are going to be installed for over a month and will be run over by many cars (see picture)They also have a pretty strong odor when new. This is to be expected from any rubber product (tires, etc). I would not plan to use these indoors until the smell subsides. I have been leaving them outside in the sun and rain to try to reduce the smell. I have no need to keep these indoors so the smell is not an issue.

I used them on a small dirt road to temporarily protect a power cable. They worked great. Many cars and pickup trucks drove over them and issues with the cable

I was looking for a small speed bump to tell me when I should stop in my garage. I cannot drill into the concrete (it's a shared garage) so it needed to be a surface mount. I also wanted something that would tell me I'd gone too far, not necessarily something tor stop me. These are pretty perfect for my situation, which includes a small sports car and a small SUV. With a larger car you might not be able to feel the humps.The humps are well made, have a convenient yellow stripe on the top to stop you from tripping.Right out of the box, there is a very, very, very strong odor of burnt rubber. It even permeated the shipping box and I had to leave it outside waiting for trash day! After a couple of days, the smell in the garage went away, but our garage is very well ventilated. If you've got a normal house garage, I would recommend leaving them out for a couple of days.Pros:- Good value for money - can cover two parking spaces with some gaps- Just high enough to feel, not high enough to stop a car.Cons:- Need to air them out prior to installation- Although there are some flat spots on the bottoms, it was hard to find enough of them to use a glue, like liquid nails to tack them down to the floor- They do not come with any fastening system to mount on the floor.Recommendation: I would only use thee in a well ventilated area, but they seem like they will resist heavy traffic for a long time and easily protect a cord. As speed humps, they are marginal. They work in my situation because I also have sonic "curb feelers" on my cars, so these are simply a second line of defense against crashing into the wall.

I bought these to keep people from tripping over my cables I use for webcasting. I recently deployed them at the Drum Corps Interational Eastern Classic in Allentown PA. A crowd of 15,000 fans packed into the stadium, so naturally this was a high foot traffic area. It fit 2 six channel xlr snakes plus a networking cable perfectly for the flow marching webcast. Nobody tripped, and my director was happy.I have not yet had a vehicle run over them, or had them for more than three months, but for the price they're great! The only thing you need to do is air them out outside for about 5 days and then rinse them off upon arrival because they reak of rubber! They still smell a bit, but not nearly as much as they didn upon arrival.Pictured below in photo 1 is 2/3 of my ramps connected. We Gaff Taped them closed and put one piece of tape in the center to keep them from coming apart. Picture two is the crowd walking over the ramp. Picture 3 is just a couple sections of the stadium that holds 15,000.

Channels on underside were large enough for a heavy duty (50 ampere, 240V AC) power cable to fit.

We have a fairly long driveway… it’s not a speedway! FEDEX and UPS came fast right up to my home……they don’t do that anymore….😏

They are not happy on very hot days in the SunBut they do do their job I have to say thatthey work well till the heat distorts them a little