Middle Atlantic BGR-CC-45FB 45-space Cable Chase

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC - U.S. - LEGRAND BGR-CC-45FB is a 45-space cable chase designed for front and back cable management in open-frame and enclosed rack systems. It provides a dedicated pathway for routing low-voltage signal cables, power cords, and data wiring alongside rack-mounted equipment. The cable chase helps maintain clean, organized cable runs that reduce strain on connectors and make future service work faster and safer. AV integrators, data center technicians, and rack system installers typically handle this type of accessory during initial rack build-out or infrastructure upgrades.

This cable chase is suited for rackmount installations requiring both front and rear cable routing in a single unit spanning 45 rack spaces. It is commonly deployed in AV equipment racks, server racks, network enclosures, and broadcast infrastructure where cable volume is high and organized management is a priority. The front-and-back configuration allows cables to be routed on either face of the rack without separate add-on hardware.

Key Features

• 45-space height provides full-rack cable management coverage in a single piece
• Front and back routing support eliminates the need for separate front and rear cable management accessories
• Designed for standard EIA rackmount systems
• Sold as individual unit (each), suitable for single-rack or multi-rack deployments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rackmount accessory for standard EIA 19-inch open-frame and enclosed rack systems requiring 45-space front and rear cable management.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by AV integrators or rack system technicians during rack assembly or infrastructure build-out. Power down all active equipment in the rack before routing or repositioning cables through the chase. Secure cables with appropriate ties or hook-and-loop fasteners to prevent stress on connector ports. Follow applicable low-voltage wiring guidelines and local codes when routing signal and power cables in shared pathways.