Conteg rack-kabelgeleidingsring - zwart, RAL 9005 - 48,3 cm (19 inch) (VO-P1-40/50)

This 19-inch rack cable management ring provides a simple yet highly effective solution for routing and organizing cables within server racks and network cabinets. Its robust steel construction and black powder-coated finish ensure long-lasting durability while maintaining a professional appearance. The ring mounts directly onto rack profiles using standard M5 or M6 screws, offering flexibility for front or rear installation. With internal dimensions of approximately 40 mm width and 50 mm height, it accommodates multiple cables, improving airflow and reducing strain on connections.

Advantages

The VO-P1-40/50 cable management ring helps maintain a tidy and efficient rack environment. By keeping cables neatly routed, it enhances airflow, which can lower operating temperatures and extend equipment lifespan. The steel construction with RAL 9005 black powder coating resists corrosion and wear, while the open ring design allows easy cable insertion and removal. Its compact size fits standard 19-inch racks without occupying valuable U-space, making it an unobtrusive addition to any setup.

Suitable for

• Server rooms and data centers requiring organized cable routing
• Network cabinets with 19-inch mounting rails
• Installations where cable strain relief and airflow are critical
• Professional environments needing a clean, uniform appearance

Key specifications

• Product type: Cable management ring
• Rack compatibility: 19-inch (48.3 cm)
• Color: Black (RAL 9005)
• Material: Steel with powder-coated finish
• Mounting: Screw-in, front or rear of rack profiles (M5/M6 screws not included)
• Internal ring dimensions: approximately 40 mm (W) x 50 mm (H)
• Quantity per pack: 1 piece
• Compliance: RoHS

Recommendations

For optimal cable management, pair this ring with other CONTEG rack accessories such as cable ducts, patch panels, and horizontal managers to create a fully organized infrastructure. Ensure proper screw torque to avoid damaging the ring or rack. Regularly inspect cable routing to maintain airflow and prevent accidental disconnections.