Cable management panel EFB Elektronik 699982.1, metal grey, rack accessory

Cable management panel EFB Elektronik 699982.1 is a 1U metal rack accessory in light grey finish designed to organize and route cables within 19" server and network racks. The panel provides fixed guidance for patch cords and power leads, helping to maintain tidy routing, reduce connector strain and support internal airflow in data centers, server rooms and network cabinets.

Advantages

The panel combines a steel mounting plate with rotatable double brackets that can be set in 90° steps to adapt cable exit direction. Durable steel construction and polyamide holders provide stable support for multiple cable runs while minimising deformation and wear over time. Its slim 1U profile saves rack space while keeping cables accessible for maintenance.

Подходит для

• Организации патч- и силовых кабелей в 19" стойках
• Управления кабелями в серверных и телекоммуникационных шкафах
• Упорядочивания кабельных трасс в дата-центрах и комнатах с оборудованием
• Обеспечения аккуратного маршрута кабелей для улучшения вентиляции и обслуживания

Key specifications

• Rack unit: 1U for 19" mounting
• Bracket material: steel double brackets, diameter 5 mm
• Bracket options: turnable in steps of 90° with lengths of 75 mm or 110 mm
• Panel and bracket material: steel; holder material: polyamide (PA)
• Finish: light grey (RAL7035) or available in jet black (RAL9005)
• Application: fixed cable guidance for patch cords and power leads

How to use

Install the panel in a standard 19" rack at the desired 1U position using appropriate rack screws. Rotate the steel double brackets to the required angle in 90° increments and choose the appropriate bracket length (75 mm or 110 mm) to guide cables away from equipment. Secure cables in the polyamide holders to prevent movement and reduce strain on connectors. Position the panel to create defined entry and exit points for horizontal and vertical cable runs.

Рекомендации по эксплуатации

For best results, route power and data cables separately, avoid overfilling the holders, and check bracket orientation before tightening. Regularly inspect mounts and holders for wear and ensure rack screws remain tight to maintain stable cable guidance and airflow.