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ZRA2211
ZORA
Product Description
1Cold-rolled steel plate all-metal material, to ensure that the product is strong and durable；
2Jumper management, press the jumper into the cable manager, cover the dust cap for easy protection of the jumper；
3Can be installed in the cabinet, which helps cable distribution rationalization, easy to future system maintenance and upgrades；
4Large capacity design for up to 48 patch cables Used in conjunction with patch panels to organize patch cords and make cabling more organized
5Compliance with industry standards: EIA/ECA-310-E
Ordering Information | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Product Number | Product Name | Qty / Box | Qty / CTN |
ZRA2211 | cable manager | 1 | 24 |
Structure | |
Main Part | |
Body Material | Adoption of high-quality SPCC cold-rolled steel plate |
Thickness | 1.1mm |
Body Surface | The surface has been sprayed with special treatment, which is strong, beautiful and not easy to be scratched. |
Physical Property | ||||||
| Working environment temperature | -40℃～+70℃ | |||||
Specification | Standard 19-inch rack mount, height | |||||
Color | Black | |||||
Size | 482mm x44mm x67mm | |||||
ZORA Cable Manager FAQ
The ZORA Cable Management Panel is a cable management solution for data centers and network racks. It organizes fiber/copper cables via routing channels, tie-down points, and loops, reducing clutter and improving airflow.
Horizontal Managers: Mounted front/rear for lateral cables (e.g., 1U/2U trays).
Vertical Managers: Side-mounted for backbone cables.
D-Ring Managers: Rotatable D-rings for flexible routing.
Material: Cold-rolled steel (anti-rust coating) or aluminum alloy.
Load Capacity: Static ≤15kg, dynamic ≤5kg.
Rack Compatibility: 19-inch standard racks (1U/2U).
Cable Capacity: 1U horizontal manager holds ≥48 Cat6 cables.
Steps:
Mount the manager to the rack (screws or clips).
Route cables by type (power/fiber/copper) in layers.
Secure cables with built-in ties, leave 10% slack.
Label both ends for future maintenance.
Inspections: Check tie tightness and labels quarterly.
Cleaning: Remove dust with a vacuum to prevent overheating.
Expansion: Add modules as equipment grows.
