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Align each bracket with the back of the rack so that the short leg faces out. Secure the brackets with the mounting screws included with the cable manager.
Refer to Figure 2, Detail A.
If the cable manager will be using the same holes of the rack as the patch panel (as shown in Figure 2,
Detail B), the cable manager must be installed onto the rack before the patch panel.
Align each bracket with the front of the rack so that the short leg faces out. Secure the brackets and the patch panel with the mounting screws included with the patch panel. Refer to Figure 2, Detail B.
Figure 1
Back Cable Manager Kits 1933352–[ ] are used to provide strain relief, support, and distribution of cables in horizontal and vertical routing from the patch panel. The cable manager is capable of supporting loads associated with large diameter cable. The cable manager is designed to be mounted onto a standard 483–mm [19–in.] Electronic
Industries Alliance (EIA) rack or equipment cabinet.
To obtain information on AMP NETCONNECT ® products, contact your local CommScope ® account representative, PartnerPRO ™ Network Partner or visit our website at www.commscope.com
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Each cable manager patch panel kit consists of a left support bracket, right support bracket, tie down bar,
2 thumb screws, and 4 mounting screws. The tie down bar and the brackets have slots for securing the cable. Refer to Figure 1.
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Figure 2
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1. Align the mounting holes of tie down bar with the ends of the brackets so that the slots of the tie down bar are oriented either horizontally (shown in
Figure 3, Detail A) or vertically (shown in Figure 3,
Detail B).
2. Thread the thumb screws through the top holes, then hand–tighten the thumb screws.
Using a cable tie or hook–and– made of nylon), or secure the cable to the tie loop cable tie (both similar cable fasteners, down bar and/or the brackets. The cable can be secured over or under the tie down bar and to the inside or outside of the brackets.
Distribute the cables evenly. See Figure 4.
DO NOT exceed the maximum total load of 9 kg
[20 lbs].
Figure 3
Figure 4
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