StarTech.com Vertical Cable Organizer with Finger Ducts - Vertical Cable Management Panel - Rack-Mount Cable Raceway - 0U - 6 ft. (CMVER40UF)
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Web ID: W000071877
Mfr. Part: CMVER40UF
This 6-foot vertical cable manager (2 x 3-foot panels) gives you a simple and space-efficient way to organize the cables in your server rack. You can attach the two-panel cable manager vertically into your rack, to neatly guide cables between equipment that's mounted at different heights. The 0U cable manager offers versatile installation options and is compatible with most racks that are 40U or larger. The panels feature a 0U design that doesn't take up any mounting space, and with simple toolless installation, they're easy to attach or reposition as necessaryImprove the appearance and accessibility of your rackThe vertical cable manager uses a finger-duct method of cable management, which includes a cover panel that neatly conceals the cables that are running through it.Having well organized and routed cables not only improves the appearance and accessibility of your rack, it also makes it easier for you to install, access and maintain rack componentsConfigurable installation optionsThis versatile cable management system consists of two 3-foot panels, so you can configure each panel as needed to accommodate all of your equipment. You can install the individual panels end to end (top to bottom) so that they span the height of your rack, or on either side or the front and back of your rack to manage cables in multiple locations. The two-piece cable manager runs vertically along the side of your rack, to neatly guide cables between equipment that's mounted at different heights. This provides a tidy and well-organized way to run cables from devices mounted toward the bottom of your rack to other devices mounted near the top, without leaving a mess of cables hanging in between.Hassle-free compatibility with your rack For maximum compatibility with virtually any server rack, you can install the cable-management panels using mounting holes that