Panneau de brassage de gestion des câbles ROLINE 26.21.0262 44×6 mm, gris

ROLINE 26.21.0262 is a cable management patch panel in a grey finish, sized 44×6 mm for 19" rack installations. It is designed to organize and secure patch cords and cables in server rooms, network cabinets and telecommunications racks. The panel provides a low-profile solution that helps maintain cabling order, reduces strain on connectors, and allows for improved airflow and easier maintenance access within rack environments.

Advantages

The patch panel offers a compact and sturdy cable routing surface that keeps patch cords aligned and prevents tangling. Its grey finish provides a neutral appearance compatible with common rack equipment. By supporting structured cable runs, the panel helps reduce mechanical stress on connectors and contributes to clearer airflow paths in densely populated racks. The simple design enables quick installation and minimizes visual clutter behind equipment.

Suitable for

• 19" server racks and network cabinets
• Telecommunications and data center patching areas
• Cable routing and strain relief for patch cords and short jumper cables
• Environments where tidy, low-profile cable management is required

Key specifications

• Panel dimensions: 44×6 mm
• Color: grey
• Form factor: designed for 19" rack mounting
• Function: passive cable management/patch panel
• Material characteristics: rigid mounting panel suitable for supporting patch cords

How to use

Mount the patch panel into a standard 19" rack or cabinet at the desired position, aligning the mounting holes with rack rails and securing with appropriate screws or hardware. Route patch cords and jumper cables along the panel, guiding them through or along the panel surface to maintain separation and reduce crossing. Ensure cables are arranged to avoid sharp bends and undue tension at connector points. Periodically inspect routed cables and adjust as needed to preserve tidy routing and prevent wear.

Recommendations

Install the panel close to patch panels or switches to maximize strain relief benefits. Use cable ties or Velcro straps sparingly and in appropriate locations to secure bundles without over-compressing cables. For high-density environments, combine multiple panels to create defined cable pathways and maintain consistent airflow.