Hubbell Premise Wiring ICKCL9 Rear Ladder Cable Management Kit

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING ICKCL9 is a rear ladder cable management kit designed for use with compatible iFrame rack enclosures. It provides structured routing and support for cables running along the rear vertical plane of the rack, keeping installations organized and reducing strain on termination points. This type of accessory is standard in structured cabling environments and is typically installed by low-voltage technicians, network infrastructure contractors, or data center facility teams. The kit ships as a single unit and is intended for direct integration into rack systems where rear cable organization is required.

Rear ladder cable management kits like the ICKCL9 are used in telecommunications rooms, data closets, server rooms, and equipment racks found in commercial and light industrial facilities. They support horizontal and vertical cable runs at the rear of the enclosure, allowing technicians to separate power and data cabling, maintain bend radius compliance, and facilitate future moves, adds, and changes. This product is sold as an individual unit.

Key Features

• Rear-mount ladder-style cable management for iFrame rack enclosures
• Supports organized routing of copper and fiber patch cables at the rear of the rack
• Helps maintain proper cable bend radius for performance and code compliance
• Single-unit kit sold individually for targeted installation needs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rear cable management accessory for compatible iFrame rack and enclosure systems. Confirm rack model compatibility with HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING documentation before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or structured cabling contractor. Power down any active equipment in the rack before mounting hardware to avoid accidental disconnection of live circuits. Follow TIA-568 and relevant local codes for cable management and bend radius requirements. Do not overtighten mounting fasteners, as this may damage the ladder rail or rack frame.