CDVI GWE Engage Gateway w/IP (PoE)/RS-485 Comm

CDVI GWE Engage Gateway w/IP (PoE)/RS-485 Comm

The cable manager may include dedicated channels or pathways

for routing and separating different types of cables, such as power

cables, data cables, or fiber optic cables. This segregation helps to

minimize signal interference and maintain cable integrity.
Cable Identification: Some models of the cable manager may have

labeling or tagging options to identify individual cables or cable

bundles. This simplifies cable tracing, troubleshooting, and

maintenance tasks.Cable Retention Features: The cable manager

may incorporate cable retention mechanisms, such as cable clips,

hooks, or loops, to secure cables in place and prevent them from

sagging or tangling. This ensures a neat and organized cable layout.
Integrated Grounding: The cable manager may include integrated

grounding provisions or bonding points to ensure proper grounding

of cables, promoting electrical safety and minimizing the risk of

electromagnetic interference.Snap-On Covers: Some models of

the cable manager may come with snap-on covers or doors to

enclose and protect the cables. These covers provide a clean and

professional appearance while safeguarding the cables from dust,

debris, and accidental damage.Modular Design: The cable manager

may feature a modular design that allows for easy expansion or

reconfiguration. Additional sections or modules can be added or

removed as needed, providing scalability and adaptability to

changing cable management requirements.Cable Bend Radius

Management: The cable manager may incorporate features such as

rounded edges, smooth cable pathways, or cable radius control

accessories to ensure proper cable bend radius and prevent

excessive cable stress or damage.Cable Management Accessories:

The cable manager may offer compatibility with a range of cable

management accessories, such as cable rings, cable managers, or

cable spools. These accessories can be attached to the cable

manager to further enhance cable organization and support.
Tool-less Installation: Some models of the cable manager may

feature tool-less installation, allowing for quick and convenient

mounting or dismounting without the need for additional tools.
Fire-Retardant Construction: The cable manager may be

constructed with fire-retardant materials or feature fire-rated

properties to help minimize the spread of fire in case of an

emergency.

Specifications

• Dimensions: The cable manager may have specific dimensions,such as height, width, and depth, to accommodate different rack

  or cabinet configurations. The exact dimensions of the Chatsworth

  30096-703 model can be provided by referring to the product

  documentation or manufacturer’s specifications.

• Material: The cable manager is typically constructed fromdurable materials that provide strength and support for cable

  management. Common materials used include steel, aluminum, or

  plastic. The Chatsworth 30096-703 model may specify the material

  used in its construction.

• Weight Capacity: The cable manager may have a specifiedweight capacity, indicating the maximum load it can support. This

  capacity is important to ensure the cable manager can safely

  handle the weight of the cables and any associated equipment.

  The weight capacity of the Chatsworth 30096-703 model can be

  obtained from the manufacturer’s specifications.

• Mounting Options: The cable manager may offer variousmounting options, such as front or rear mounting, or compatibility

  with specific rack or cabinet systems. The Chatsworth 30096-703

  model may specify the mounting options available and any

  additional hardware required for installation.

• Color: The cable manager may be available in different colorsto match the aesthetic or design requirements of the installation

  environment. The Chatsworth 30096-703 model may specify the

  color options available.

• Environmental Considerations: The cable manager may havespecific environmental ratings or certifications, such as

  compliance with RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances)

  regulations or UL (Underwriters Laboratories) safety standards.

  These considerations ensure the cable manager meets industry

  standards and can be safely used in different environments.

• Compatibility: The cable manager may be compatible withspecific rack or cabinet systems, such as 19-inch racks or EIA

  (Electronic Industries Alliance) standards. The Chatsworth 30096-

  703 model may specify its compatibility with certain systems or

  provide guidelines for proper integration.

• Accessories: The cable manager may have optional accessoriesavailable, such as cable management hooks, panels, or covers, to

  enhance its functionality or customization options. The Chatsworth

  30096-703 model may list compatible accessories that can be used

  in conjunction with the cable manager.

• Certification: The cable manager may have undergone specificcertifications or testing to ensure its performance, reliability, and

  compliance with industry standards. The Chatsworth 30096-703

  model may specify any relevant certifications or testing it has

  undergone.

• Packaging: The cable manager may be packaged and sold as astandalone unit or as part of a kit that includes necessary

  installation hardware and accessories. The packaging details for

  the Chatsworth 30096-703 model can be obtained from the

  manufacturer’s specifications.

Features

• Double-Sided Design: The cable manager is designed withcable management capabilities on both sides, providing increased

  capacity and flexibility for organizing and routing cables.

• High-Density Cable Management: The cable manager isdesigned to accommodate a large number of cables, allowing for

  efficient and organized cable routing in high-density

  environments.

• Cable Protection: The cable manager may feature built-in cableguides, slots, or fingers that help protect and secure cables,

  preventing them from becoming tangled, damaged, or accidentally

  disconnected.

• Adjustable Cable Management: The cable manager may offeradjustable components, such as movable cable rings or fingers,

  allowing for customizable cable routing and easy reconfiguration as

  needs change.

• Cable Access: The cable manager may provide easy accesspoints or openings for routing cables into and out of the manager,

  simplifying cable installation and maintenance.

• Cable Labeling: The cable manager may include provisions forlabeling or tagging cables, facilitating identification and

  organization of different cable types or connections.

• Cable Bend Radius Control: The cable manager may havefeatures or design elements that help maintain proper cable bend

  radius, ensuring optimal signal integrity and minimizing stress on

  cables.

• Integrated Grounding: The cable manager may includegrounding options or provisions to maintain proper grounding for

  cables and equipment, promoting electrical safety and reducing

  interference.

• Cable Separation: The cable manager may have dividers orcompartments that allow for the separation of different cable

  types or pathways, reducing the risk of signal interference or

  cross-talk.

• Tool-less Installation: The cable manager may offer tool-lessinstallation, allowing for quick and hassle-free mounting or

  attachment to racks or cabinets.

• Cable Management Accessories: The cable manager may haveoptional accessories available, such as cable management clips,

  straps, or panels, to enhance cable organization and provide

  additional customization options.

• Cable Routing Management: The cable manager may providefeatures or channels for guiding and routing cables along specific

  paths, ensuring neat and organized cable runs.