B-Line Eaton series open racks, 60.375" height, 17.875" length, 12" width, Aluminum, RCM rack mounted double sided vertical cable manager cover, Dire

Yes. The RCM rack mounted cable manager is built for direct PDU mounting, so a vertical power distribution unit fastens into the manager body itself instead of taking up a separate rack position. That is the main reason to pick this version over a plain cable channel.

The required number of gates and the mounting hardware are called out as part of what is supplied with the SB864812D066FB, and the gate style is low density plastic. The gates are the hinged fingers that hold bundles in the channel, so you are not sourcing those separately.

At 60.375 inches tall the manager covers roughly the top five feet of a 7-foot (84 inch) rack, not the full height. Plan on the channel terminating short of the base, or pair it with a second section if you need routing all the way down. Check the vertical mounting rail span on your frame against the 60.375 inch dimension before you order.

Double sided. The RCM manager routes cable on both the front and rear of the vertical channel, which is what you want between two open frame racks or on a rack where patching is in front and switch uplinks are behind. A single sided unit would only give you one routing face.

This unit uses low density plastic gates, which are spaced for lighter and moderate cable fill, typical of a rack with a few patch panels and a switch or two. If you are filling a full 48-port-per-RU patch field with copper on every position, a high density gate arrangement is the better match. The listed application here is racks with varying cable requirements, so it suits mixed fill rather than maximum fill.

Yes, the SB864812D066FB carries UL certification, which is the line most facility and institutional specs ask for on rack and cable management hardware.

Allow the full 12 inch width plus room for the gates to swing open on both faces, and 17.875 inches of depth so the channel sits flush with a standard-depth open frame rack rather than overhanging the aisle. In a row of racks that 12 inches comes out of your aisle budget, so lay it out before the frames are anchored.