Cable Management

RackSolutions Medium Density Vertical Cable Duct features a T-finger design for lacing cables and cable pass-through holes for high end cable management. Using three 3 configurable pieces, users will be able to modify the height of the duct to fit their needs. A plastic hinged cover creates a well organized and professional looking cable channel solution. The Medium Density Vertical Cable Cable Duct uses tool-less button mounts to mount to any rack with button mounting points.

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.

RackSolutions' Patch Cable Organizer combines our covered 2U Horizontal Cable Management unit with a tray for hiding and storing extra slack coming from patch cables routed between switches and patch panels. Excess cable slack can make a rack not only look messy and unprofessional, but the lack of organization can make servicing equipment more difficult and waste a lot of your time. Rather than letting it hang from the devices, excess cabling can be stored in the rear storage compartment, keeping only what you need visible. This cable management solution comes with integrated plastic T-fingers along the cable duct for routing cables. Cables route through the cable access holes, to the tray in the back which conceals excess cabling from equipment.

RackSolutions' Metal Horizontal Cable Manager is perfect for organizing and securing cables within a server rack. When mounted between two patch panels, the finger duct design makes it easy to separate, route, and organize patch cables between each panel. Both options have a metal plate (180-4942), but one has a plastic duct (180-4943) which allows for more fingers, or more room to route cables. The metal version offers greater strength and a few less fingers. Each cable manager comes with a removable plastic cover that easily slides on and off, making it easy to add, remove, or reorganize cabling as needed. Rear pass-through holes allow cables located on the back of the cable manager to allow cables to into the duct from the inside the rack.