Tripp Lite Rack Enclosure Cabinet 10ft Roof Cable Manager Ladder 10
Large cable runs need a path overhead before they drop into the frame. We build this ladder section to carry bundles across the top of our cabinets and keep copper and fiber off the floor. It attaches overhead and guides heavy cabling where technicians need it.
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- Tripp Lite SmartRack SRCABLELA
How this one is built
Steel ladder frame
Solid metal rails and rungs take the pull of heavy copper bundles across open spans. The structure holds its shape without sagging under thick lines.
Overhead cable routing
Laying cords across the top keeps high voltage and network runs separated before they drop into the enclosure. The open rungs allow hook-and-loop ties anywhere along the span.
Cabinet roof attachment
The assembly joins to the upper panel of our enclosures with standard hardware. It links individual racks together or bridges the gap toward a wall entrance.
Open rung spacing
Generous gaps between rungs give technicians clear drop points for drops straight into roof brush strips. Bundles turn into the cabinet without pinching or exceeding bend limits.
On the nameplate
These are the figures published for this unit. Where a number is missing here it was not printed on the listing, and we would rather leave the row out than fill it with a guess.
| Weight | 14 pounds |
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