B-Line Eaton series open racks, 90.125" height, 3.25" length, 2.625" width, Aluminum, RCM rack mounted vertical cable manager, Direct pdu mounting, H

Yes. The RCM vertical cable manager is built for direct PDU mounting, so a vertical rack PDU fastens straight to the manager rather than needing separate PDU brackets on the rack frame. That keeps the power strip and the cable bundles in the same vertical channel.

A quarter-turn locking hinge on the cover lets you open it without tools, so you can drop in or pull a patch cord in a live cabinet. The cable channel itself uses high density plastic fingers to hold bundles in place when the cover is off.

UL is the certification carried on the SB86083S096EW vertical cable manager, which is usually what a facilities or MRO spec asks for on rack-mounted cable management and PDU mounting hardware.

The SB86083S096EW ships as a vertical cable section with push-in fasteners for assembly to the rack. Rack screws, PDUs, and the rack frame itself are separate items, so order those with the job if you are building out a new open frame.

Finger-style is the right call on open frame two-post racks where you are constantly moving patch cords: the high density plastic fingers let you route a cable in at any height without threading it through a duct, and the hinged cover closes over the bundle. Solid duct makes more sense in enclosed cabinets where you are running a fixed trunk and want full containment. This one is the open-rack, high-churn choice, and it doubles as the PDU mounting point.

Finish is Eaton white powder coat over aluminum, with black plastic components for the fingers and cover. If your existing frames are Eaton white, this matches that program; it is not offered here in black.

It weighs 17.6 lb, light enough for one tech to hold in place, though at 90-1/8 inches long it is awkward on a ladder and easier with a second set of hands. The aluminum body is what keeps the weight down at that length.