Cable management routing panel 19 inch 2U DELOCK metal black with 4 openings

DELOCK 19" 2U cable management routing panel is a black metal rack accessory designed to organize and route network and power cabling in 19-inch cabinets and server racks. The unit occupies 2U of rack space and includes a removable front cover that conceals and protects cables. Four openings on the rear side provide controlled cable entry and exit, enabling front-to-rear routing and a tidier appearance inside network cabinets and telecom installations.

Advantages

The metal construction provides stable support for bundled cables while the removable cover allows quick access for adjustments and maintenance without exposing cables to unnecessary stress. Four dedicated openings at the rear permit orderly separation of cable runs and reduce congestion through a single entry point. As a single-piece accessory, it fits standard 19" mounting rails and helps maintain visual and physical cable organization in racks.

Suitable for

• 19" server racks and network cabinets
• Telecom distribution frames and patching areas
• Data centers and server rooms where cable routing and concealment are required
• Small and medium enterprise network cabinets

Key specifications

• Form factor: 19" rack panel, 2U height
• Material: metal construction for durability
• Finish: black coating
• Cable openings: four rear openings for cable entry and routing
• Front cover: removable panel to conceal and protect cables
• Quantity: single unit

How to use

Mount the panel into standard 19" mounting rails occupying 2U of rack space and secure with appropriate rack screws. Route network and power cables through the four rear openings from the rear side toward the front, or vice versa, depending on rack layout. Use the removable front cover to hide and protect cables after arranging them; remove the cover when performing maintenance or reconfigurations to access cable bundles. Ensure cables are supported and not pinched at entry points.

Recommendations

For best results, group and label cable runs before routing through the panel, avoid overfilling openings, and use additional cable ties or horizontal managers where needed to reduce strain. Verify rack depth and mounting positions before installation to ensure compatibility with other installed equipment.