Leviton Telcom 49253-6MR Horizontal Cable Manager 2U

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM 49253-6MR is a horizontal cable manager designed for structured cabling installations in rack and enclosure environments. This 2U unit features a 6-ring configuration that guides and organizes horizontal cable runs between patch panels, switches, and other rack-mounted equipment. It provides a clean, serviceable pathway that reduces cable stress and keeps installations compliant with bend-radius requirements. Licensed low-voltage technicians and network infrastructure installers are the primary trades that deploy this type of hardware during initial rack builds and retrofit projects.

This cable manager is suited for data centers, telecommunications rooms, and server closets where maintaining organized horizontal cable runs is a code and operational priority. The 2U form factor fits standard 19-inch rack enclosures and open-frame racks. The 6-ring design allows cables to be routed and retained in manageable bundles without cinching or kinking, supporting both front-to-back and side-exit routing strategies depending on the installation layout.

Key Features

• 2U rack height accommodates high-density horizontal cable routing between active equipment and patch panels
• 6-ring configuration retains cable bundles while preserving minimum bend radius
• Designed for standard 19-inch rack and enclosure mounting
• Sold as a single unit, suitable for incremental rack builds or full-room deployments
• Fits raceway and conduit-adjacent cable management applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style horizontal cable manager for use with standard 19-inch two-post and four-post open-frame racks and enclosed cabinets in structured cabling installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed low-voltage or data communications technicians following TIA-568 and TIA-942 structured cabling standards. De-energize active equipment in the rack before routing or re-routing cables through the manager to avoid accidental disconnection. Use hook-and-loop fasteners rather than rigid zip ties inside ring managers to allow future moves, adds, and changes without cutting restraints. Verify rack unit alignment with adjacent patch panels before final fastener tightening.