Visual Comfort Brox Aircraft Cable | Ceiling Suspension for Linear System

The Brox Aircraft Cable is the suspension hardware that keeps longer or heavier Brox linear runs perfectly level across a ceiling span — a steel aircraft cable in Nightshade Black that clips directly onto any Brox Connector or Light Bar at any point along the run, providing intermediate ceiling support without requiring an additional junction box or power feed. For runs extending more than a few feet from the Wall Connector, aircraft cable keeps the system from deflecting at mid-span.

The clip-on attachment is the key design feature: it can be positioned anywhere along the run without disassembly, and it applies vertical tension without applying torque or lateral force that would misalign the bars. The Nightshade Black finish matches all other Brox system components, so the suspension hardware reads as part of the designed system rather than a structural afterthought.

Specify one Aircraft Cable for each connector or midpoint that needs ceiling support — the exact number depends on run length and ceiling material. Pair with the Brox Aircraft Connector (sold separately) when the cable needs to clip onto a connector joint rather than directly onto a bar. Free shipping at MetropolitanDecor.com.

Designer/Brand: Visual Comfort & Co.

Specifications

• Material: Steel aircraft cable
• Finish: Nightshade Black
• Attachment: Clip-on — mounts to any Brox Connector or bar
• Compatibility: All Brox system components
• Warranty: 5 Years
• SKU(s): MD-VCC-700BRXCBL

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How often should I add Aircraft Cable support along a run?
A: As a general rule, add support every 4–6 feet for standard runs, or at every connector joint for runs with multiple turns. Consult the Brox spec sheet for precise load and span recommendations based on your total run weight.

Q: Does the Aircraft Cable carry electrical current?
A: No — the Aircraft Cable is purely mechanical suspension support. All electrical connections in the Brox system are made through the bar and connector joints, not through the cable.

Q: What's the difference between the Aircraft Cable and the Aircraft Connector?
A: The Aircraft Cable is the cable itself. The Aircraft Connector is a separate clip accessory that allows the cable to attach specifically to a Brox Connector joint (rather than directly to a bar). If your suspension point falls at a connector joint, you need both the Cable and the Connector accessory.

Please note: Because this item is made to order or specially sourced, it is final sale.