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SKU: VCM-79K
UPC: 767041063592
Condition: New
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Vertiv Vertical Cable Manager 63 in H - VCM-79K

Vertiv VCM-79K Vertical Cable Manager Overview The Vertiv VCM-79K is a 63-inch tall vertical cable manager designed to organize and route network and…

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Vertiv Vertical Cable Manager 63 in H - VCM-79K

$803.00
$547.99

Overview

SKU: VCM-79K
UPC: 767041063592
Condition: New

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Vertiv VCM-79K Vertical Cable Manager

Overview

The Vertiv VCM-79K is a 63-inch tall vertical cable manager designed to organize and route network and server cabling within standard 4-post racks. This unit addresses the common deployment challenge of tangled, unmanaged cables that impede airflow and complicate maintenance. By providing dedicated pathways, it ensures that cables are neatly routed from rack-mounted equipment to patch panels or other infrastructure components, maintaining a clean and efficient data center environment. The VCM-79K is specifically engineered for installations where dense cabling requires structured management to prevent signal degradation and facilitate future expansions.

Compatibility

This vertical cable manager is designed for use with standard 19-inch wide, 4-post server and network racks. It mounts directly to the rack uprights, offering a flexible solution compatible with a wide range of rack enclosures from various manufacturers. Its 63-inch height is suitable for tall racks, providing ample space for cable runs in high-density deployments. It is not specific to any particular brand of network or server equipment but serves as a universal cable management accessory.

Installation Notes

Installation involves attaching the manager to the vertical mounting rails of a 4-post rack using standard rack mounting hardware. The unit typically requires four mounting points, two at the top and two at the bottom, aligning with the rack's EIA-310 mounting holes. Ensure the rack is stable before commencing installation. The manager features multiple finger-like cable guides or pass-through points to facilitate segregation of different cable types (e.g., copper, fiber, power) and maintain bend radius requirements. No specialized tools are required beyond standard rack installation tools.

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  • 1x Vertiv VCM-79K Vertical Cable Manager
  • Mounting hardware (screws and cage nuts, quantity may vary by specific package)
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