5 Pack 1U Brush Cable Manager Panel Horizontal Rack Mount | Cable Management Strip Plate for 19-inch Server Rack or Network Cabinet

Five Stars for this company and product! You can't buy these anywhere for as good a price, and these are actually better than the ones from the companies that sell them for their racks! VERY high quality.. and great way to dress rackmounts! Also, I prefer to NOT use Cat5 patch panels and simply terminate the Cat5 with a RJ 45 and pull it through a brush panel (like this) as it eliminates numerous failure points that patch bays introduce (and makes installation faster and cheaper).

5 was overkill for my needs but 5 was cheaper than the 3 I needed if bought as singles. Easy mounting and performs as described.For those that may not know, the brush bristles are only attached at the top and can pop out to the front while you are pushing wires through. This is fine, just run all your cables through the brush and once you are done just sweep the back of your finger back and forth a couple of times across the top side of the cables along the brush and this will push the bristles behind the plate and allow them to land properly around the cables for a nice clean look. Easy Peezy.

These 1U brush cable managers are perfect for keeping my server rack organized! I wasn’t a fan of using a patch panel, so I switched to these, and they work great. They allow for clean cable routing while keeping everything accessible and tidy. The build quality is solid, and installation was easy. If you're looking for a sleek and functional way to manage cables in a network cabinet.

Makes my rack look very professional and helps my cables to stay untangled.

This cable manager excels at organizing cables and improving airflow within the rack. The brush openings allow cables to pass through without being pinched or damaged, while also preventing dust and debris from entering the rack. It provides a convenient way to route cables from the back of the rack to the front, minimizing clutter and making it easier to access individual cables when needed. The horizontal design is particularly effective for managing cables that need to be routed horizontally across the rack.

I have a few rackmounted devices that have 3 prong grounded power cables. These cannot be fed since they're hardwired to the device so it's pretty difficult to fit if running these cables out of the brush panel. Other than that solid build and works fine.

I wanted these in place on my studio desk to be able to pull chargers and temporary things through and this is absolutely perfect.

First time using this brush-style cable “organizer”. Nice improvement in looks for a public-facing radio studio with an Ethernet switch visible to people in the room. This brush-style panel makes it easy to make changes later, too. I’ll be using these on future jobs and I brought a couple home to neaten my home-office server rack.