Great Lakes VCB-79 Vertical Cable Management Bar

Product Description

The GREAT LAKES VCB-79 is a vertical cable management bar designed to organize and route cables within electrical enclosures and cabinets. It mounts inside enclosures to keep wiring bundles separated, supported, and accessible, reducing strain on terminations and simplifying future maintenance or upgrades. This type of accessory is standard practice in structured wiring, panel, and enclosure installations handled by electricians and low-voltage technicians. The VCB-79 is sold as an individual unit and is suited for installations where cable routing discipline is a code and maintenance priority.

The VCB-79 is intended for use inside electrical enclosures and cabinets, including wall-mount and rack-style enclosure configurations common in commercial and industrial electrical distribution, data, and control panel applications. It provides a dedicated vertical pathway for cable runs, keeping conductors clear of components and termination points. Electricians and panel builders use vertical cable management bars during enclosure assembly to meet NEC and facility management standards for organized wiring.

Key Features

• Vertical orientation routes cables along the full interior height of an enclosure
• Sold individually, one unit per package
• Designed for use in enclosures and cabinet interiors
• Supports neat cable bundling to reduce stress on wire terminations
• Simplifies future access for troubleshooting, additions, or modifications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accessory for use with electrical enclosures and cabinets requiring vertical cable management solutions.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified panel builder during enclosure assembly or retrofit. De-energize all circuits within the enclosure before beginning work, following NFPA 70E lockout/tagout procedures. Secure the bar according to enclosure manufacturer mounting points and verify cable bend radius requirements are maintained when routing conductors.