B-Line SB86083S084SL Eaton series open frame racks, 84" height, 10.8125" length, 10" width, Aluminum, RCM rack mounted double sided vertical cable manager cover, Direct pdu mount, High density plastic finger, Silver powder coat

Yes. The SB86083S084SL is built at 84 inches of height, which is the full height of a 7-foot (84 inch) open frame rack, so it runs the whole rack side floor to top. Footprint is 10 inches wide and 10.8125 inches deep, so allow that much clear aisle space alongside the rack frame before you commit to the layout.

It does. The SB86083S084SL is a double sided vertical cable manager with high density plastic fingers, and the design allows front and rear routing of cable. That means patch cords coming off the front of the equipment and the copper or fiber heading to the rear both get their own channel in the same 10 inch wide manager instead of sharing one bundle.

Yes, direct PDU mounting is part of the design on the SB86083S084SL. A zero-U vertical rack PDU bolts straight into the manager channel rather than eating rack units or hanging off the frame rails, which is the usual reason a data center specifies this style over a plain finger duct.

The B-Line SB86083S084SL carries a UL certification, which is typically the first thing a facility or spec-driven procurement group checks before a rack accessory goes into a government, healthcare, or education MDF.

Go double sided when the rack is loaded front and rear, as with high density switching and patching, because the SB86083S084SL is made for routing high density cabling and keeps front patch cords separated from rear runs. A single sided manager is enough for a light rack with a handful of drops off the front only. The other reason to pick this one is the direct PDU mount, which gives a vertical power strip a home inside the same channel.

Order Eaton B-Line SB86083S084SL. That single part number covers the 84 inch height, 10 inch width, 10.8125 inch depth, silver powder coat, double sided RCM configuration with high density plastic fingers and direct PDU mounting. There are no separate size or finish choices to call out with it.

Body is aluminum with a silver powder coat finish; the finger and cover components are black plastic. It reads as silver on the rack, so it blends with clear-anodized aluminum and light gray frames rather than black ones. If the room is standardized on black racks, expect a visible contrast.

It weighs 15.5 lb. At 84 inches tall that is light enough for one tech to handle, but the length makes it awkward on a ladder, so a second set of hands while you start the fasteners saves fighting it.