Cable management panel Alcasa GC-N0040, 1U, black, rack accessory

Alcasa GC-N0040 is a black 1U cable management panel designed as a rack accessory for organizing network and power cabling. Supplied as a single fixed unit, it provides a neat routing path for cables across a server or network rack, helping to reduce tangles and improving access for maintenance while supporting better airflow in data cabinets and telecommunications equipment.

Advantages

This 1U panel offers a compact and robust solution for horizontal cable routing inside standard 19-inch racks. Its fixed design stabilizes cable runs, prevents sagging and accidental disconnections, and creates a consistent cable pathway that simplifies visual inspection and service operations. The black finish provides a neutral appearance that integrates with most rack environments.

Suitable for

• Server rooms and data centres for horizontal cable management
• Telecommunications racks and patch panel installations
• Network cabinets to separate power and data cabling
• Environments where improved airflow and easier maintenance access are required

Key specifications

• Form factor: 1U horizontal panel suitable for 19-inch rack mounting
• Color: black
• Quantity: single unit (1 piece)
• Function: fixed cable routing and organization for network and power cables

How to use

Install the panel in a standard 19-inch rack at the desired height using appropriate rack screws or cage nuts. Route individual cables through the panel’s opening or along its length to create organized horizontal runs. Position patch cords and power leads so that they follow the panel path, avoiding tight bends and excessive tension. Check that the panel is securely fastened and that cables are free from pinching points to maintain signal integrity and permit easy removal or replacement when performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, combine this cable management panel with vertical managers and properly labelled cables to maintain clear identification and separation of network and power lines. Avoid overfilling the panel; leave adequate space for airflow and future additions.