I just used some of the Neat Patch cable organizers for a recent job. I wished I'd found these before. There're really nice at keeping the rack and patch cords looking good.

I have no association with Neat Patch, other than a satisfied customer. https://www.neatpatch.com

Here are a couple of photos of my install. First time using photobucket, so I hope these links work out ok:

Without covers:

With Covers On:

Side View:

Jim

Nice work, I have not used them yet, but I have considered it.

just wait till the IT guy works around it for a while. It'll turn in to a mess anyway! :bang: :toothy:

We use them when the customer will pay for it. It is a little pricey from cableorganizer.com.

I got mine at Rackmount Solutions .net
https://rackmountsolutions.net/Neat_Patch_Cable_Manager.asp

One nice thing about it is that the 48 2' patch cords come in one bag. You don't have to tear apart 48 individual bags and unwrap 48 little twistie ties. It sounds like a little thing, but there are better things to do than unwrap 48 separate cords.

Jim

That is a very good point. It takes forever to open every bag and cut two or three ties per cable. I am going to check it out.

SPAM SPAM SPAM

Looks good we use the leviton version...cables in one bag is a nice touch until you need to have longer ones ^_^.

we have at one of our sites a panduit system... plastic doors fall off and nothing stays in place.

we have at one of our sites a panduit system... plastic doors fall off and nothing stays in place.

Our setup is easier than that...
48 port switches and 48 port patch panels with 6" patch cords. It looks beautiful and no organizers are needed.