Cable management panel Rittal AX 2515.200 — light grey, depth 35 mm

Rittal AX 2515.200 is a single-piece cable management panel designed for use in enclosures, control cabinets and server racks. Finished in light grey with a depth of 35 mm and weighing approximately 650 g, the panel provides an organised routing path for cables to improve accessibility and reduce clutter inside distribution frames and cabinet interiors. It is suited for mounting on perforated door strips and can be fastened at any height, offering variable and easily adjustable width to accommodate different cable bundles and installation needs.

Advantages

The panel’s one-piece construction ensures stable cable support and consistent spacing for wiring runs. Its shallow 35 mm depth minimises intrusion into usable cabinet space while still providing structured separation of signal, power and patch cables. Light grey finish matches common industrial and IT cabinet interiors, and the lightweight design simplifies handling and installation. Adjustable width and the ability to fasten to perforated door strips at any height provide flexibility for diverse rack and enclosure layouts.

Suitable for

• Organising network and patch cables in server racks and data cabinets
• Routing control and power wiring in industrial control cabinets
• Reducing cable clutter in telecommunications distribution frames
• Creating neat wiring paths behind perforated cabinet doors

Key specifications

• Material: single-piece metal panel (light grey finish)
• Depth: 35 mm
• Weight: approximately 650 g
• Mounting: designed for fastening to perforated door strips at variable heights
• Width: adjustable to accommodate different cable bundles

How to use

Position the cable management panel inside the enclosure or rack where cable organisation is required, aligning it with the perforated door strip if door-mounted routing is preferred. Fasten the panel to the perforated strip at the desired height using appropriate fixings for the cabinet model. Route cable bundles through the panel, maintaining separation between power and signal cables where needed. Adjust the panel width as required to fit the cable load and ensure that cables are secured to prevent movement during cabinet access or equipment service.

Usage recommendations

For effective cable management, plan cable paths before installation, avoid overfilling the panel beyond its practical width, and maintain separation of power and data cables to reduce interference. Use compatible fastening hardware for the specific cabinet perforation pattern and periodically inspect cable ties and anchor points for security and strain relief.