Rack Cable Grommet apraNET 19" 1U RAL 7035 — cable entry panel for 19-inch 1U rack

apraNET Cable Grommet 19" 1U RAL 7035 is a cable entry panel designed to fit a standard 19-inch 1U rack opening. Finished in RAL 7035, the panel provides a protected passage for multiple cables at the front or rear of a server or network cabinet. The grommet reduces cable movement, prevents abrasion where cables pass through the rack, and contributes to a neater rack layout in data centers, server rooms and network closets.

Advantages

The cable grommet offers a compact, low-profile solution for routing and protecting cables without occupying additional rack units. Constructed to align with standard 19-inch rack dimensions, it enables quick installation and consistent cable management across multiple racks. The RAL 7035 finish provides a neutral, industry-standard appearance suitable for professional IT environments.

Suitable for

• Organizing power, Ethernet, and patch cables in 19" 1U rack spaces
• Cable entry and protection at the front or rear of server and network cabinets
• Data centers, server rooms, network closets and telecommunications racks
• Retrofit projects where existing racks require improved cable routing

Key specifications

• Format: fits 19-inch rack, 1U height
• Finish: RAL 7035 (light grey)
• Purpose: cable entry and abrasion protection
• Orientation: suitable for front or rear mounting
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard 19" server and network cabinets

How to use

Install the grommet in a vacant 1U space on the front or rear rail of a 19-inch rack by removing the blank panel and securing the grommet in place using the rack's standard fastening points. Route cables through the grommet opening to reduce movement and contact with sharp edges. Ensure cables are arranged to avoid excessive bending radii and to maintain clear access to rack-mounted equipment.

Usage recommendations

For best results, combine the grommet with velcro straps or cable ties and horizontal or vertical management accessories to maintain separation between power and data lines and to reduce strain on connectors. Regularly inspect cable routing for wear and adjust cable grouping when adding or removing equipment.