Cable Management

Horizontal cable management using D-rings is rack cable management in one of the most basic forms. Using the plastic or metal hooks, called "D-Rings" , cables are easily routed and organized to keep your rack organized and simplify equipment maintenance with fast accessibility. This cable manager is available with your choice of plastic or steel D-Rings. This horizontal cable manager is perfect for organizing and securing all types of equipment cables including coax fiber, Cat5e, and Cat6 cables.

Horizontal cable management using D-rings is rack cable management in one of the most basic forms. Using the plastic or metal hooks, called "D-Rings" , cables are easily routed and organized to keep your rack organized and simplify equipment maintenance with fast accessibility. This cable manager is available with your choice of plastic or steel D-Rings. This horizontal cable manager is perfect for organizing and securing all types of equipment cables including coax fiber, Cat5e, and Cat6 cables.

Cabling crossbars secure equipment with the use of hook and loop straps or zip ties. They are ideal for fiber optic cables, as it gives more space to bend them at an appropriate angle. They are typically used with equipment on static or non-sliding rails, but they can also be used on equipment with slide rails as long as the cables are disconnected from the equipment before the equipment is slid out, allowing it to serve as an alternative to a Cable Management Arm. Cabling crossbars are available in several different types, depending on the amount of cabling to be secured. The smaller cable crossbars work well with 1U servers and network switches.

Cable Management, if done incorrectly, can be a real issue for network managers. When installing servers and network equipment, a little extra time in the planning stage can pay off if and when any issue arises. Our cable management trays are a perfect accessory for our Rack 151. These trays run vertically from the top to the bottom of the server cabinet and allow you to route cables to data switches or UPS devices in a structured manner. They come in 6 different sizes to complement our range of premium server cabinets, and you can mount one on either side of the cabinet.