Panduit PSL-DCPLRE-YL-C Recessed Lock-in Device 100pk

Product Description

The PANDUIT PSL-DCPLRE-YL-C is a recessed lock-in device designed to secure patch cords and data cables in panel and switch port applications. The recessed design seats inside the port housing to physically block accidental disconnection of inserted cables. This hardware accessory is used by network technicians and electricians working on structured cabling systems in data centers, server rooms, and commercial telecom closets. The yellow color coding supports port-level identification and organization, which is useful in high-density environments where visual management reduces troubleshooting time.

This lock-in device is suited for installation in network patch panels, switches, and communications equipment where maintaining consistent cable connections is a priority. It is commonly deployed in managed commercial and enterprise network environments. The 100-unit pack supports large-scale installations or ongoing maintenance stock for facilities management teams and low-voltage cabling contractors.

Key Features

• Recessed design locks into port housing to prevent accidental cable disconnection
• Yellow color coding supports visual port identification in high-density panel installations
• Sold in a 100-unit pack for large installations and maintenance inventories
• Hardware accessory category suitable for structured cabling and data infrastructure work
• Each unit sold individually packaged for ease of use during installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style recessed lock-in device for use with compatible PANDUIT patch panel and port systems in structured cabling installations.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage cabling technicians typically install recessed lock-in devices as part of patch panel termination and port management work. Power down active network equipment before inserting or removing lock-in devices to avoid unintended disruption to live connections. Follow TIA-568 structured cabling standards and any applicable facility or building codes governing low-voltage cabling installations. Use the correct release tool when removing lock-in devices to avoid damage to the port or connector housing.