Icc ICCMSCMA82 Vertical Finger Duct Panel Front B

Product Description

The ICC ICCMSCMA82 is a vertical finger duct front panel designed for structured cabling and raceway management applications. This panel serves as a cable management component that organizes and routes cabling within enclosures, panels, or raceway systems. It is sold as an individual unit and is installed by low-voltage cabling technicians, network infrastructure professionals, and electricians working on structured wiring and data distribution systems. The front panel design provides access-side cable management while maintaining an organized pathway for high-density cabling environments.

This vertical finger duct panel is suited for use in telecommunications rooms, data closets, and structured cabling installations where cable routing discipline is required. It is categorized under raceway and conduit products, making it appropriate for both new construction and retrofit cabling projects where front-access cable management is part of the design. Installers working to ANSI, TIA, or BICSI standards for structured cabling will find this panel consistent with organized pathway requirements.

Key Features

• Vertical finger duct design routes and separates cabling in high-density installations
• Front panel configuration provides forward-facing cable access and management
• Sold as a single unit for precise quantity ordering on structured cabling projects
• Fits within the raceway and conduit product category for compliant cable pathway installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component for use in structured cabling raceway and vertical cable management systems. Specific compatible enclosures or panel systems were not identified in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage cabling technician or electrician familiar with structured cabling standards. De-energize any active patch panels or network equipment in the immediate work area before beginning installation. Follow applicable ANSI/TIA-568 structured cabling guidelines and local electrical codes when routing cables through the finger duct. Avoid over-filling cable pathways beyond the rated capacity of the duct to prevent signal degradation and physical stress on conductors.