B-Line Eaton series open racks, 14 Gauge steel, Mount hardware, Fits 66" rack heights, Flat black powder coat, Used with , , cable managers, RCM Ver

Yes. This is the RCM version, meaning the vertical cable manager has a removable back cover, so you can open the rear of the channel to dress, add, or pull cable without stripping out the front. That matters on a live rack where you are adding drops after turnover.

Yes. The channel includes PDU mounting provisions for 4 half height PDUs or 2 full height PDUs, so power strips ride in the vertical channel instead of eating rack units in the frame.

It is 12 inches wide, so plan on a full foot of extra width alongside the rack frame for the channel. In a row, two racks separated by one of these managers gain 12 inches of aisle footprint between them. Total assembly weight of the manager is 7.9 lb.

The Eaton B-Line open frame racks accept the SB860, SB862, and SB864 cable managers. The SB862 is the 12 inch wide channel; pick the series that matches the channel width you need for your bundle count.

Mounting hardware is included with the Eaton B-Line open frame rack cable manager, so you are not sourcing separate fasteners to tie the 12 inch channel to the rack uprights.

A vertical channel like the 12 inch SB862 carries cable up and down the side of the frame and keeps patch bundles out of the rack space entirely, and it doubles as a PDU mount (4 half height or 2 full height). Horizontal managers consume rack units and are better for short jumps between adjacent patch panels and switches. High port count patch fields normally use both: verticals for the trunk runs, horizontals for the front cross-connects.

Construction is 14 gauge steel with a flat black powder coat, which is the same finish used across the Eaton B-Line open frame rack series, so it blends into an existing black rack row rather than standing out.