Cable organizer LANBERG AK-1702-B 10 inches with 3 metal holders

LANBERG AK-1702-B is a 10-inch cable organizer engineered to route and secure network, power and data cables in rack or wall installations. The compact design provides orderly guidance for cables connecting patch panels, switches and equipment, while the three included metal holders ensure reliable fastening and reduced cable movement. The unit is intended for environments where a durable and space-efficient cable management solution is required.

Advantages

The cable organizer combines a slim 10-inch profile with three metal holders to provide sturdy cable retention without occupying excessive rack space. Manufactured for compatibility with standard rack and wall mounting, it helps maintain clean cable runs and simplifies maintenance tasks. Its construction reduces strain on connectors and helps prevent accidental disconnections.

Подходит для

• Организация кабелей в стойках и коммутационных панелях
• Упорядочение линий питания и сетевых кабелей в серверных
• Компактные монтажные решения в помещениях с ограниченным пространством

Key specifications

• Form factor: 10-inch cable organizer
• Retention: three metal holders for fastening cables
• Application: designed for rack and wall installations, patch panels and structured cabling runs
• Material: durable metal holders combined with a compact frame for stable routing
• Function: routes and secures network, power and data cables to reduce strain and clutter

How to use

Mount the LANBERG AK-1702-B on a rack rail or suitable wall surface at the desired cable entry or exit point. Route cables through the organizer and secure them using the three metal holders to achieve the required separation and tension relief. Position cables so connectors are not under strain and adjust holder tightness to maintain firm but not compressive contact with cable jackets.

Usage recommendations

Use the organizer to group cable types (for example, separate power and network lines) and avoid overcrowding the holders. For best results, combine with labeled patch panels and follow structured cabling practices to simplify future changes and troubleshooting.