Cable management SBOX CC-1016W white, 16 slots for network and power cables

SBOX CC-1016W is a white cable management panel with 16 slots designed to organize network and power cables in racks, cabinets and workstations. The panel provides orderly routing of cables across patch panels and equipment rails, reducing visible clutter and making it easier to trace, separate and replace individual cables. Its low-profile design integrates into standard 19-inch rack systems and AV installations where structured cable routing and quick access are required.

Advantages

The SBOX CC-1016W offers a compact, durable solution for horizontal or vertical cable routing. Its 16 evenly spaced slots allow separation of network and power lines to maintain clear pathways and minimize interference. The white finish helps visually blend with light-coloured enclosures and improves visibility when tracing cable paths. The panel supports tidy cable bends and reduces strain at connection points, simplifying maintenance and future changes.

Suitable for

• IT racks and server cabinets
• Patch panels and switch installations
• AV racks and media cabinets
• Workstations and structured cabling closets

Key specifications

• Colour: white
• Slot count: 16 slots for cable routing
• Mounting type: rack-mount compatible with standard equipment rails
• Orientation: suitable for horizontal or vertical installation depending on mounting position
• Function: separation and routing of network and power cables to reduce clutter and strain

How to use

Install the cable management panel on the desired position in a rack or cabinet using compatible mounting hardware. Route individual network and power cables through separate slots to maintain separation and prevent tangling. Allow gentle bends and avoid sharp kinks at connection points. When adding or removing cables, slide them through the appropriate slots to preserve the organized layout and to keep access to patch panels and equipment unobstructed.

Recommendations

For best results, combine the panel with velcro straps or cable ties in service areas and leave some slack for future changes. Avoid overfilling slots to prevent excessive strain on connectors; distribute cables evenly across slots and maintain recommended bend radii for network cabling standards.