Brush panel (cable entry) PULSAR RAPS-G for RACK cabinets RWA-G / RW-G / RWDA-G

The PULSAR RAPS-G brush panel is a cable entry accessory designed for RACK cabinets RWA-G, RW-G and RWDA-G. It provides a dust-resistant passthrough for multiple cables thanks to a dense row of flexible bristles, allowing organized routing into server, networking and telecom enclosures while limiting the ingress of dust and debris into the cabinet interior.

Advantages

The brush panel allows cables of varying diameters to pass through without leaving large open gaps, helping maintain airflow patterns and reducing dust accumulation inside the cabinet. Flexible bristles protect cable jackets from abrasion and permit easy addition or removal of cables. The panel is compatible with standard RACK cabinet openings for the specified models, enabling quick installation and tidy cable management in technical environments.

Suitable for

• Server racks and data center equipment installations
• Networking cabinets and patch panel areas
• Telecom enclosures and control cabinets
• Situations requiring dust control while routing multiple cables

Key specifications

• Type: Brush cable entry panel with flexible bristles
• Compatibility: Designed for RACK cabinets RWA-G, RW-G and RWDA-G
• Function: Dust-resistant cable passthrough and protection
• Construction: Rigid mounting frame with soft brush insert to protect cables
• Use environment: Suitable for server rooms, network closets and telecom cabinets

How to use

Install the panel into the designated cable entry position on a compatible RACK cabinet using the cabinet's mounting points. Push cables through the brush bristles so each cable is routed where needed; the bristles will conform around the cables to limit openings. For larger cable bundles, feed cables gradually to avoid compressing the bristles excessively. Periodically inspect the brush insert for accumulated dust and clean as needed to maintain effective sealing and airflow.

Usage recommendations

Place the brush panel at intended entry points to separate power and data pathways and preserve internal cabinet cooling. Avoid forcing oversized conduit or connectors through the bristles; if a larger aperture is required, choose an appropriately sized entry solution. Regular visual checks and gentle cleaning will extend service life and maintain dust resistance.