Middle Atlantic CLB-10-12 Cable Ladder Section 10 Inch 12 Pack

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC CLB-10-12 is a 10-inch cable ladder section sold as a 12-pack, designed for structured cable management inside equipment racks and rack enclosures. Cable ladders provide an open, ventilated pathway that keeps power, data, and low-voltage signal cables organized along the vertical or horizontal runs of a rack system. The open-rung design allows cables to be added or re-routed without fully disassembling a bundle, which reduces service time during moves, adds, and changes. This product is typically installed by AV integrators, IT infrastructure technicians, and low-voltage electricians during rack builds.

Cable ladder sections are used in commercial AV racks, data closets, server rooms, and broadcast equipment installations where cable density and airflow both matter. The 12-pack quantity suits full rack builds or multi-rack deployments where consistent cable management hardware is needed throughout. Each section mounts to standard rack rails or enclosure structures and serves as a horizontal or vertical cable runway segment depending on installation orientation.

Key Features

• 10-inch width provides a generous cable pathway for dense rack wiring
• Open ladder design supports airflow and simplifies mid-run cable additions
• 12-pack quantity covers full rack builds or multi-rack installations in a single order
• Sold by the each (UOM: EA) with all 12 sections included per package
• Compatible with standard rack and enclosure mounting hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cable management component for use with standard equipment racks and rack enclosures in AV, IT, and low-voltage installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by low-voltage technicians or AV integrators during rack assembly or retrofit. De-energize all active equipment in the rack before routing or re-routing cables through the ladder sections. Secure ladder sections to rack rails using appropriate fasteners per the rack manufacturer guidelines, and follow NEC Article 800 requirements when routing communication cables alongside power conductors.