Rack Cabinet Top Panel with Brush Cable Entry and Fan Knockouts · C2T_BF

Key Features and Benefits

The C2T_BF Series rack cabinet top panels are designed to simplify cable routing while maintaining airflow and enclosure protection. Featuring integrated brush cable entry areas, these panels allow cables to pass cleanly into the cabinet without compromising airflow or organization.

Unlike standard top panels, the C2T_BF Series combines cable entry and airflow flexibility in a single solution. Integrated fan knockouts allow users to add active cooling or increase cable entry capacity, making it ideal for high-density IT, AV, and network installations.

• ■14-gauge steel construction provides durable enclosure protection and long-term reliability.
• ■Integrated brush cable entry design with up to four (4) entry zones supports clean and organized cable routing.
• ■Dual-purpose fan knockouts support optional fan kits or additional cable entry for flexible configurations.
• ■Supports overhead cable routing from ladder rack or tray systems into the cabinet.
• ■Enables airflow management by combining passive cable entry with optional active cooling with FK fan kits.
• ■Includes CLPKIT832-6 cabinet mounting hardware for quick installation.
• ■Designed for use with C2 , C2RR , C4 , C4RR_A , C4RR_S , C4RR_D , H1 , RCK or CLC cabinet series. H1 requires H1TC Series for mounting.
• ■H1 requires H1TC Series for mounting.
• ■TAA-compliant, manufactured in North America supports government procurement requirements and ensures consistent quality.
• ■Black powder coat finish (GREENGUARD, TSCA, RoHS compliant) supports indoor air quality and environmental compliance.

Where the C2T_BF Series Works Best

• ■Data centers and IT rooms with overhead cable routing.
• ■Network and telecom installations.
• ■AV and broadcast environments.
• ■Structured cabling deployments.
• ■High-density rack environments requiring airflow and cable management.

Best Applications for the C2T_BF Series

• ■Routing cables from overhead ladder rack or tray into cabinets.
• ■Maintaining airflow while allowing cable entry.
• ■Supporting high cable density installations.
• ■Adding optional fan-based cooling to rack cabinets.
• ■Replacing solid panels to improve cable management and airflow.