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Wall Cable Support Bracket
Wall Cable Support Bracket
Designed to support heavy cable runs, such as multiple strand PBX cable, data cabling and coax, along walls or wherever wall support of heavy cable runs are needed.
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Starting at 23.73 USD MSRP
Oberon® In-Plane™ Recessed Mounts 1044
Oberon® In-Plane™ Recessed Mounts 1044
The Oberon® In-Plane™ Recessed Mounts 1044 is an economical, aesthetic, and easy-to-install suspended ceiling mounting kit for APs and antennas from most vendors. A cutout is made in the ceiling tile, the tile bridge and back box is placed above the ceiling panel, and the acce...
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Starting at 150.00 USD MSRP
Oberon® In-Plane™ Recessed Mounts 1444
Oberon® In-Plane™ Recessed Mounts 1444
Recessed Suspended Ceiling Access Point Installation Kit for Existing Construction, 14 in. x 14 in. x 3 in. Back Box, Spring-Attached Cover
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Starting at 140.00 USD MSRP
Oberon® In-Plane™ Recessed Mounts 1042
Oberon® In-Plane™ Recessed Mounts 1042
Oberon® In-Plane™ Recessed Mounts 1042 offers the simplest way to mount access points and antennas from most leading vendors into existing hard (drywall/sheetrock) ceilings up to 1.5 in. thick, for an aesthetic, professional installation. A cutout is made in the ceiling and th...
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Starting at 220.00 USD MSRP
Rack Channel Standoffs
Rack Channel Standoffs
Rack Channel Standoffs provide a variety of solutions to many electronic component positioning problems.
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Starting at 55.72 USD MSRP
Oberon® In-Plane™ Recessed Mounts 1442
Oberon® In-Plane™ Recessed Mounts 1442
Recessed Wall and Hard-Lid Ceiling Access Point Installation Kit for Existing Construction, 14 in. x 14 in. x 3 in. Back Box, Spring-Attached Cover
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Starting at 160.00 USD MSRP
Closed Composite Distribution Rings
Closed Composite Distribution Rings
Designed to support cable and wire in communications closets, on backboards, equipment racks or wherever cable runs are required. The versatile brackets are made of high-strength, fire-retardant composite material. 
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Starting at 6.28 USD MSRP
CUBE-iT® Wall-Mount Cabinet
CUBE-iT® Wall-Mount Cabinet
CUBE-iT® Wall-Mount Cabinet provides a secure, easy-to-install, swing-out storage solution for information and communications technology (ICT) equipment. 
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Starting at 1035.86 USD MSRP
Oberon® H-Plane™ Right-Angle Surface Mounts 905
Oberon® H-Plane™ Right-Angle Surface Mounts 905
Oberon® H-Plane™ Right-Angle Surface Mounts 905 mounts and secures Cisco and HP Aruba Wi-Fi Access Points directly on the wall or hard ceiling. The 905 can be mounted directly over a wall outlet. The 905 has an Access Point specific hinged cover, which recesses the AP into the...
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Starting at 140.00 USD MSRP
CUBE-iT® Wall-Mounted Floor Supported Cabinet
CUBE-iT® Wall-Mounted Floor Supported Cabinet
The CUBE-iT® Wall-Mount Floor-Supported Cabinet protects and secures up to 40U of equipment in areas where floor space is limited.
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Starting at 2441.01 USD MSRP
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Outdoor Wi-Fi for Schools
Whether providing drive-up options during the current crisis or preparing for ongoing and future needs, a well-designed outdoor network provides critical services to the education community. With stay-at-home rules in effect in many locations, school districts are implemen...
Are Chimneys Needed on Every Cabinet if Each Rack Uses Different kW?
We often receive questions from folks in the industry about our products and solutions. Bill Watts, CPI Sr. Data Center Architect, responds to one. Question: Is there a need to "balance" the air volume with the chimney solution when racks utilize different kW? Can I use ch...
Considering a Containment Strategy? CPI Breaks it Down for You
In this blog post, we examine and compare three containment systems, breaking down the differences, the challenges and the advantages that distinguish one system over the other. By understanding the differences, you can determine the best containment option for your data cent...
Fiber Protection Best Practices: How to Preserve Cable Integrity in High-Density Data Centers
In today’s high-density data centers, maintaining the integrity of fiber cables is crucial for uninterrupted data flow, operational efficiency, and long-term infrastructure health. With increasing demand for data-driven applications, including cloud computing, AI, and IoT, da...
Why You Should Care About the Seismic Rating of Your Data Center Cabinet
Seismic areas require specific building codes and installation requirements for public buildings to ensure the safety of people and equipment. Seismic products that will be installed in these buildings must also comply with stringent guidelines. Set by the International Buil...
Key Considerations for Successful Network Deployment in Manufacturing Environments
If you're adopting IIoT practices and preparing to extend your physical network into a manufacturing environment, you likely have some concerns. Although your physical networking requirements are unique to your facility and environment, you can find comfort in the fact that th...
Empowering Workers, Building Futures: How ESOPs Uphold the Legacy of Labor Day
Labor Day is more than just a day off—it’s a celebration of the values that have shaped the modern workplace: fairness, dignity, and the belief that every worker deserves to share in the prosperity they help create. These principles, born from the labor movements of the late ...
RMR® Sealing Solutions Ensure NEMA and IP Protection on Cable Entry Points
  Partnering with an experienced enclosure manufacturer allows you to reap many benefits. One of those benefits is having confidence that your electrical equipment is well-protected. This stems from the knowledge that an experienced manufacturer—like Chatsworth Products (CP...
Evaluating Regulatory Approvals for Information Technology Products
Most organizations within the United States fall under the purview of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) . OSHA requires that all electrical products deployed in the workplace be approved by a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL). In the U.S....
Rack versus Cabinet: Which is Right for You?
Every installation project is different, so choosing the right installation option requires a choice: open frame rack or enclosed cabinet? Each offers its own set of benefits, so while there is no true right or wrong choice, determining the option that best suits the needs o...