B-Line Eaton series open racks, 60.375" height, 3" length, 2.625" width, Aluminum, RCM rack mounted vertical cable manager single sided, Direct pdu m

The B-Line SB86283S066EW vertical cable manager stands 60.375 inches tall, so it covers roughly the usable vertical span of a mid-height open frame rack rather than a full 84 inch (45U) frame. On a 7-foot rack you would either leave the top section unmanaged or stack managers. Measure the mounting rail height you need covered against that 60.375 inch figure before ordering.

It is a direct PDU mounting design, so the manager attaches at the PDU rather than consuming rack mounting holes. If your build has no vertical PDU to mount to, this is the wrong version and you want a manager that fastens to the rack upright instead.

Plan on 2.625 inches of width and 3 inches of depth. That is a narrow footprint, which is why it is specified as a low density manager for light to moderate cable bundles rather than a wide dual-sided channel for high-count patch fields.

Single sided means one cable channel, so it routes cabling on one face of the rack. In a two-post open frame layout where you patch from the front only, single sided is what you want. If you are dressing both front and rear cabling in the same vertical path, a double sided manager handles that without cross-routing bundles around the frame.

Yes. The manager is built with a pass through opening for cable routing, so cross-connects can leave the channel and cross into an adjoining rack or bay without being forced over the top of the frame. The stated application is routing cabling on and between racks.

UL is the stated certification, which matters for institutional and government data room specs. At 8 lb the aluminum body is a one-person install, so no lift assist is needed to hold it in place while fastening.

Order it as Eaton B-Line SB86283S066EW. That is the 60.375 inch high, 2.625 inch wide, single sided RCM vertical cable manager in Eaton white with the low density plastic gate and direct PDU mounting.

White, in Eaton white powder coat, with black plastic components for the gate hardware. It is the matching finish for Eaton B-Line white powder coat frames, so a facility standardizing on white open racks will get a consistent look.

The gate is a low density plastic style, so it closes the channel and retains bundles in the vertical run. For strain relief and to keep bundles separated by circuit or by patch field, most installers still add straps inside the channel; the gate itself is a retention cover, not a tie point.