B-Line Eaton series open racks, 90.125" height, 17.875" length, 6" width, Aluminum, RCM rack mounted double sided vertical cable manager cover, Direc

It occupies a 6 inch wide channel and runs 90.125 inches tall, with a 17.875 inch depth. That height suits a full-height open frame rack bay, so plan a 6 inch gap between racks or between the rack and the wall before mounting. Weight is 32.1 lb, so it is a two-person lift on a ladder.

Double sided. The RCM rack mounted manager routes cable on both the front and rear of the channel, so one unit handles patch field cabling on one face and switch or equipment cabling on the other. The design allows unrestricted routing of cable through the channel.

Yes. The SB86486D096FB is configured for direct PDU mounting, so a vertical rack PDU attaches inside the 6 inch channel rather than eating a rack unit in the frame. That keeps the full 90.125 inch height of the rack face free for equipment.

The required number of gates and the mounting hardware ship with the unit, so you are not sourcing brackets or clips separately to attach it to the rack uprights. What you still supply is anything for the cable itself, plus the PDU if you are using the direct PDU mounting provision.

Low density plastic gates, in black, rather than a hinged steel door. Gates flex open so you can drop a new run in mid-bundle without pulling a full door off, and they hold the bundle without a hard edge on the jacket.

UL is the certification carried on the SB86486D096FB. That is the listing to cite on a submittal where the electrical spec calls for UL on rack and cable management hardware.

The frame is flat black powder coat over aluminum, with black plastic components, so it reads as a matte black rather than a gloss. If your existing racks are a flat black powder coat, it lines up; against a gloss or textured black there will be a visible sheen difference.

This one is aluminum with a flat black powder coat, which keeps the 90.125 inch section down to 32.1 lb and resists corrosion better than a painted steel channel in humid or coastal spaces. Steel managers carry more load and take abuse better in a high traffic MDF where carts hit the channel. For loaded PDU and heavy copper bundles in a rough room, spec steel; for weight sensitive installs, aluminum is the lighter answer.