Icc ICCMSDRM03 Metal D-ring Cable Manager 3 Inches

Product Description

The ICC ICCMSDRM03 is a metal D-ring cable manager designed to organize and route low-voltage cabling in structured wiring environments. Measuring 3 inches in size, this single-unit manager provides a clean, secure pathway for data, voice, and network cables along rack or panel installations. Its metal construction offers durability over plastic alternatives, maintaining cable bend radius and preventing stress on connector terminations. Licensed low-voltage technicians and network installers typically specify this type of hardware when building out patch panel runs, equipment racks, or wall-mounted enclosures where cable dressing is required.

This D-ring cable manager is suited for use in both residential structured wiring installations and light commercial data or telecom closets. It is commonly installed alongside patch panels, blank panels, and other rack-mount equipment to maintain orderly horizontal cable routing. The 3-inch depth accommodates moderate cable bundle diameters typical in small to mid-size wiring closets and equipment racks.

Key Features

• Metal construction provides lasting durability compared to plastic ring managers
• 3-inch size supports moderate cable bundle management in rack environments
• D-ring design maintains proper cable bend radius to protect connector integrity
• Sold individually, allowing flexible quantity purchasing per installation need
• Compatible with standard rack and panel mounting configurations used in low-voltage work

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fit for standard rack-mount and panel installations requiring horizontal cable management in low-voltage structured wiring environments.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or network cabling professionals. Power down or de-energize any active equipment in the rack before routing cables through the D-ring to avoid accidental disconnection. Secure the manager per manufacturer mounting guidance and ensure cable bundles do not exceed the ring capacity, which can stress both the cables and the manager itself. Installations in commercial settings may be subject to local low-voltage or telecommunications cabling codes.