Cable tray SCHROFF 2000H 150D rack accessory, 150 mm depth

Cable tray SCHROFF 2000H 150D rack accessory, 150 mm depth is designed to route and organize cables inside 19-inch equipment racks and enclosures. The tray's 150 mm depth provides room for bundling power and signal cables while keeping them separated from airflow paths and sensitive components. It is intended for use in data centers, telecommunications rooms and industrial racks where orderly cable routing supports maintenance efficiency and equipment cooling.

Advantages

The SCHROFF cable tray offers a sturdy mounting solution that integrates with standard rack profiles, enabling secure attachment and consistent cable guidance. Its depth accommodates multiple cable bundles without excessive compression, helping to preserve cable bend radii and reduce signal interference. The open-profile design allows visual inspection and air circulation, simplifying fault finding and routine maintenance.

Suitable for

• Cable management in server and network racks
• Routing power and data cabling in telecom closets
• Organizing cables in industrial control cabinets
• Projects requiring improved airflow and accessible cabling

Key specifications

• Tray depth: 150 mm
• Designed for 19-inch rack mounting
• Construction: rigid metal tray suitable for supported cable bundles
• Open-profile design for ventilation and inspection
• Compatible with vertical and horizontal rack locations depending on mounting points

How to use

Install the SCHROFF cable tray at the chosen rack position using the rack's standard mounting points or compatible fasteners. Route cable bundles along the tray, keeping power and data cables organized and separated where required. Maintain recommended bend radii for fiber and copper cables, and secure bundles with appropriate straps or ties to prevent movement. Leave sufficient clearance for airflow and access to rack-mounted equipment during installation.

Usage recommendations

Use the tray to group cables by function (power, network, management) and avoid overfilling beyond the tray's effective capacity. Periodically inspect cable arrangements to ensure ties remain secure and airflow is not obstructed. When routing sensitive signal cabling, maintain separation from high-current power lines to reduce interference.