Cable organizer E22 model SC-402-E2 blue comb-style, 1 piece

E22 cable organizer SC-402-E2 is a single-piece, blue comb-style accessory designed to route and separate multiple cables in workstations, server racks and AV installations. The product keeps power, data and signal cables aligned and reduces tangling, making identification and maintenance easier while supporting orderly cable runs in professional and home environments.

Advantages

The comb-style design provides individual slots to keep cables separated and evenly spaced, promoting airflow and reducing strain on connectors. Constructed as a single-piece unit, it is simple to install and maintain, and the blue color allows quick visual identification within cable bundles. The organizer supports mixed cable types and helps maintain consistent routing paths for easier troubleshooting and future changes.

Suitable for

• Server racks and network cabinets for orderly cable management
• Workstations and desk areas to separate power and data lines
• Audio-visual installations to route signal and speaker cables
• Structured cabling runs where organized bundling is required

Key specifications

• Form factor: comb-style cable organizer
• Material: durable molded plastic suitable for cable guidance
• Color: blue for visual identification
• Configuration: single-piece design for fixed routing
• Cable accommodation: multiple individual slots for mixed cable types

How to use

Position the cable organizer along the desired routing path and align it with mounting points in racks, panels or under desks. Insert cables into the individual comb slots, keeping similar cable types grouped when possible. Ensure connectors are not placed under stress by leaving service loops where needed. For removal or changes, gently flex the organizer or slide cables out of the slots and re-route as required.

Usage recommendations

Use the organizer in combination with cable ties or mounting hardware where additional fixation is needed, and avoid overfilling individual slots to prevent cable compression. Periodically inspect routed cables for wear or strain, and maintain separation of power and sensitive signal cables to reduce electromagnetic interference.