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Overview
The Quest Horizontal Cable Manager is a 1RU, single-sided solution designed for organized cable management within standard 19-inch racks. It features integrated D-rings to provide effective routing and strain relief for patch cords and horizontal cabling.
Constructed for use in telecommunications closets and data center environments, this unit keeps patch cords neatly arranged to maintain proper airflow and accessibility. Its single-sided design makes it ideal for front-of-rack organization, simplifying maintenance and equipment moves.
Key Features
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1RU Rack Height
Optimized for standard rack spaces to maximize cabinet density. -
Single-Sided Design
Streamlines front-facing cable organization for efficient access. -
Integrated D-Rings
Provides secure routing paths to prevent cable tangling and maintain bend radii. -
Standard 19-inch Compatibility
Compatible with all standard EIA 19-inch equipment racks. -
Durable Construction
Engineered to support the weight of typical copper or fiber cable bundles. -
Simplified Installation
Standard hole spacing allows for quick mounting to rack rails.
Applications
- Data Center Rack Organization
- Telecommunications Closets
- Enterprise Server Rooms
- Cross-Connect Facilities
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Quest Manufacturing |
| Part Number | HC1901050 |
| Rack Height | 1RU |
| Configuration | Single Sided |
| Cable Management Style | D-Ring |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this manager compatible with standard 19-inch racks?
Yes, it is designed for installation on all standard EIA 19-inch equipment racks.
What is the rack space requirement?
This unit requires 1 rack unit (1RU) of space.
Is this a double-sided manager?
No, this is a single-sided unit intended for front-facing cable routing.
Does this include mounting hardware?
The manager is designed for standard rack rail installation.
What type of cables can be used with this manager?
It is suitable for managing most standard copper or fiber optic patch cords used in rack-mount environments.


