Arc Pro V2 Power and Stealth Cable System: How to Plan Your Setup

Set up the cable system before filling the desktop

The Arc Pro V2 is designed with a built-in power socket, Stealth Cable System, FlexHinge access, cable routing through the legs and handset USB plus Type-C charging. The cleanest result comes from deciding where each device belongs before the desk is full of monitors, chargers and accessories.

What goes where

Test the desk through its full travel

1. Raise the desk to its highest position before securing cables.
2. Confirm that no cable pulls on a wall outlet, floor PC or monitor-arm joint.
3. Lower the desk fully and check that cables do not bunch beneath a foot or pinch in the frame.
4. Open the FlexHinge access point and make sure power and adapters can be reached without dismantling the setup.
5. Repeat the test after adding any new monitor, charger, speaker or accessory.

Use the integrated power responsibly

Integrated power makes access easier; it does not remove normal electrical limits. Use undamaged, appropriately rated cables, keep liquids away from electrical equipment and avoid overloading any outlet or power strip. Follow the current product manual and do not modify built-in wiring or the desk control system.

Read the standing-desk cable tray and built-in power checklist for a broader pre-purchase checklist, then see the live Arc Pro V2 product page for current specifications.

How to use this guide for your own setup

A practical way to make this decision

Start with the measurements in your actual room, not the dimensions in a product photo. Record the clear width and depth of the desk position, the route from the building entrance to the room, and anything that limits access such as a lift, doorway, skirting, window ledge or fixed cabinet. For a sit-stand desk, also measure where a chair, drawer unit and PC will sit when the desk is at its lowest and highest positions.

Use a three-part check before ordering

1. Fit: compare the usable desktop area with your equipment, including monitor-arm clamps, laptop stands, speakers and a writing zone. Leave space behind the desk if cables or arms need to move.
2. Movement: list every item that must move with the desk. A desktop PC, power strip and fixed cable can restrict height adjustment even when the tabletop itself fits.
3. Support: read the delivery, assembly, return and warranty terms before paying. For a large powered product, confirm the seller can help with the exact version you are buying and that replacement parts can be identified if a controller, cable or motor needs attention.

Questions worth asking a seller

• What is included in delivery and setup, and what site conditions can create an extra charge?
• Which measurements should I provide before ordering?
• What is the published height range, load guidance and desk-top material for this exact configuration?
• How are warranty claims handled and what information is needed to diagnose an issue?

ULTI buyers can use the standing desk finder, visit the showroom, and review the warranty terms before choosing. That turns this guide from a general idea into a check you can complete for your own room.