B-Line Eaton series open racks, 67.375" height, 10.8125" length, 3.625" width, Aluminum, RCM rack mounted vertical cable manager, Direct pdu mounting

The Eaton B-Line RCM vertical cable manager is built for open frame (two-post) racks and measures 67.375 in high, 10.8125 in deep and 3.625 in wide. Plan on about 3-5/8 inches of clearance alongside the rack rails and roughly 10-13/16 inches of front-to-back depth for the finger channel. At 67.375 inches tall it runs most of the height of a standard full-size open rack, so confirm your frame is at least that tall before mounting.

Yes. Direct PDU mounting is part of the design, so a vertical rack PDU attaches to the manager itself rather than eating a separate mounting position on the rack. That keeps the power strip in the vertical channel next to the cable fingers where the whip and outlet cords stay contained.

It does. The channel allows unrestricted front and rear cable routing, so patch cords coming off the front of the equipment and the power and copper runs at the rear both drop into the same vertical path. That is the main reason to use a vertical manager on an open two-post rack instead of only horizontal managers between panels.

Both. The body is aluminum with a flat black powder coat, and the cable fingers are high density black plastic. The aluminum frame carries the load and the PDU, while the plastic fingers give cables a smooth bend without chafing the jacket. Total weight is 13.3 lb, light enough for one person to hold in place while starting the fasteners.

UL is the certification carried on the Eaton B-Line RCM vertical cable manager, which is what most facility and institutional specs call for on rack-mounted cable management in a telecom or equipment room. Order by part number SB86083S072FB so the submittal matches what shows up on site.

No. This is the vertical side manager, sized at 67.375 in tall and 3.625 in wide to run up the side of the frame. Horizontal slack and patch routing between panels is handled by the RCM extended horizontal cable manager, which is a separate item. Most builds use both: verticals on each side of the rack, horizontals between panel groups.

Finish is black throughout: flat black powder coat on the aluminum and black plastic components, so it matches the standard black open frame racks and horizontal managers used in most equipment rooms. Property and facility teams standardizing a closet on one look can add these without a color mismatch.