Cable Management, Cable Ties and Raceway for Racks and Offices

Frequently asked questions

What cable management should I plan for a server rack?

Plan horizontal managers between patch panels and switches, vertical managers along the sides sized to the rack's height, and ties or hook-and-loop straps for the bundles. Tidy management speeds up moves and changes and makes faults easier to trace. List your rack height and port count in your quote request so managers and cable arrive together.

Nylon cable ties or hook-and-loop straps: which should we use?

Nylon ties are cheap, strong and permanent, ideal for runs that will not change. Hook-and-loop straps are reusable and gentler on data cables, which makes them the better choice in racks and anywhere cables are moved often. Many installers use both: nylon for fixed runs and hook-and-loop inside the rack.

When should I use cable raceway?

Use raceway when cables must run along a wall, ceiling or desk where they cannot go inside the structure. It protects the cables, keeps walkways clear and gives the room a finished look. Measure each run, count the corners and joins, and size the raceway to the number of cables it will carry.

Can I get one quote for a cabling project, in French or English?

Yes. Our bilingual team quotes in either language. List the components, cable and quantities for the whole project in one request, and a knowledgeable Canadian account manager returns a competitive CAD quote, usually within hours. Every product is genuine, with a valid manufacturer warranty, sourced through authorized channels and shipped within Canada.

Related

• Network cables
• KVM & switching devices
• Computer cables