Legrand LL-VC17-4 Vertical Cable Channel 17 in 4 Pack

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC - U.S. - LEGRAND LL-VC17-4 is a 17-inch vertical cable channel sold as a 4-pack for rackmount enclosure installations. Vertical cable channels organize and route cable runs along the sides or interior columns of standard equipment racks, keeping low-voltage wiring, power cables, and data cables bundled and accessible. This unit ships as four individual channels per package, making it practical for outfitting multiple rack positions or completing a full rack build in a single order. The 17-inch length is sized for use within standard rackmount accessory configurations. Installation is handled by AV integrators, IT technicians, and low-voltage electricians working on structured cabling and equipment rack builds.

Vertical cable channels are used in server rooms, AV equipment racks, broadcast infrastructure, and commercial equipment enclosures where cable management is required alongside rackmounted gear. The LL-VC17-4 is a rackmount accessory intended for environments where organized, repeatable cable routing reduces service time and improves airflow management around installed equipment. Typical install scenarios include new rack builds and retrofits where existing horizontal cable management alone is insufficient for the density of wiring present.

Key Features

• 17-inch vertical cable channel length suited for standard rackmount accessory applications
• 4-pack quantity supports full rack builds or multi-position installations in a single order
• Designed to route and bundle low-voltage, data, and power cables vertically within equipment racks
• Sold per each unit of measure, with one package containing the full 4-pack

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rackmount accessory for use with standard equipment rack enclosures requiring vertical cable management solutions.

Installation Notes

Vertical cable channels are typically installed by low-voltage technicians or AV integrators during rack builds or equipment upgrades. Power down or de-energize all equipment in the rack before routing cables through new channel hardware. Follow applicable structured cabling standards and local low-voltage codes when bundling and securing cable runs. Avoid over-filling channels, as excessive cable density can restrict airflow and complicate future serviceability.