CableEZ’s Double Gang Cable Management System has earned HETMA Approved designation following evaluation in active higher education environments. The announcement puts a familiar campus AV concern in the spotlight: keeping classroom cabling organized, accessible, and ready for the next technology change.
For teams supporting classrooms and lecture halls, a finished installation is only the beginning. Cables need replacement, connections change, and equipment gets upgraded. How those cables are routed can make a difference when technicians need to service a room and get it back into use.
The CableEZ Double Gang Cable Management System fits standard double-gang electrical openings and is designed to provide a clean pathway for cables through finished walls. According to CableEZ, the design helps protect connectors during installation while preserving access for future maintenance and upgrades. The company identifies HDMI, USB, and network cabling among its applications.
“Our goal has always been simple: eliminate unnecessary frustration during installation while creating cable management and security solutions that continue performing long after the project is complete,” said Jeremy Meyer, co-owner of CableEZ.
“Receiving HETMA Approved status means that professionals working in higher education have validated our product in the environments it was specifically designed to serve.”
The HETMA Approved program brings higher education AV and IT professionals into the evaluation process, assessing products against manufacturer claims and the practical needs of campus deployments. For technology managers considering equipment for their own institutions, that peer evaluation adds useful context beyond a product specification sheet.
Higher Ed AV previously covered CableEZ at InfoComm 2025, exploring the company’s origins in addressing everyday classroom cable frustrations. This announcement continues that story with recognition for the Double Gang system and its focus on installation and ongoing serviceability.
For more information about the Double Gang Cable Management System, visit CableEZ.
