Kabelmanagementring Triton D3 80x80mm

The Triton Cable Management Ring D3 80x80mm is a compact, stainless steel cable ring designed for orderly routing of patch cords and cable bundles within 19" racks and cabinet systems. Its 80x80mm profile fits standard rack layouts and the polished silver finish integrates with professional network and server environments. Built to withstand repeated use, the ring supports reliable cable guidance and contributes to a neater installation appearance.

Advantages

The polished stainless steel construction resists corrosion and maintains a clean surface that is easy to wipe and maintain. Its compact dimensions allow placement close to equipment without obstructing airflow or access panels. The rigid form provides stable support for multiple patch cords, reducing stress on connectors and improving cable longevity.

Suitable for

• Organizing patch cords in 19" server racks and network cabinets
• Routing cables in data centers, comms rooms and telecommunication closets
• Neat cable management for office networking equipment and rack-mounted audio/video systems

Key specifications

• Material: polished stainless steel for durability and easy cleaning
• Outer dimensions: 80 x 80 mm suitable for compact rack routing
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard 19" rack mounting and patch panels
• Form factor: circular ring profile for smooth cable movement and reduced abrasion

How to use

Mount the cable ring to a compatible 19" rack rail or mounting point near the patch panels or equipment requiring cable routing. Run patch cords or cable bundles through the ring, ensuring cables are loosely grouped to avoid pinching. Position the ring so cables follow a natural path from equipment to panel, minimizing sharp bends and stress on terminations.

Recommendations

For best results, use the Triton Cable Management Ring in combination with horizontal and vertical management accessories to create defined pathways. Regularly inspect routed cables for strain and reorganize bundles when adding or removing connections to maintain optimal airflow and serviceability.