Icc ICCMSCMP31 Cable Management Panel 1.75 in

Product Description

The ICC ICCMSCMP31 is a 1.75-inch cable management panel designed for structured cabling installations in server racks and data cabinets. The panel features four horizontal rings and two vertical rings that organize and route patch cables, data cables, and low-voltage wiring to reduce strain on terminations and maintain clean cable pathways. It is sold as an individual unit and is installed by low-voltage technicians and network cabling professionals working on rack-mounted systems.

This cable management panel is suited for use in telecommunications rooms, server closets, and data centers where organized cable routing is required. It mounts in a standard EIA 19-inch equipment rack and occupies one rack unit (1.75 inches of vertical space). The combination of horizontal and vertical ring guides allows technicians to route cables both across the front of the rack and along the vertical channels, supporting neat, compliant structured cabling layouts in both residential and commercial low-voltage installations.

Key Features

• 1.75-inch (1U) rack-mount profile fits standard EIA 19-inch equipment racks
• Four horizontal rings provide front-to-back and side-to-side cable guidance
• Two vertical rings support vertical cable runs along the rack pathway
• Reduces cable strain on patch panel and switch termination ports
• Sold individually as a single unit for flexible quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard accessory for 19-inch EIA-compliant equipment racks and rack enclosures used in structured cabling and data networking installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or network cabling professionals following TIA-568 and BICSI structured cabling standards. Power down or de-energize any active equipment in the rack before installing the panel to avoid accidental disconnection of live data links. Standard rack-mount screws and a screwdriver are typically all that is required for mounting. Dress and secure cables through the rings using hook-and-loop fasteners rather than cable ties where future moves, adds, or changes are anticipated.