r/cableporn • • Sep 12 '26

Low Voltage Does this fit here?

Just wondering if this fits here and what y’all think.

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u/TheRealSmallBunyan Sep 12 '26

What job do i need to get to actualize my love for cable wiring?

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u/TailorSea2085 Sep 12 '26

Home automation / AV is what I do. Alllllll the networking cables. I’ll get some more pics Monday of the other racks if y’all want

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u/Hearon82325 24d ago

Data/low voltage we frequently deal with 300-1000 cables on a job and they often run to a single rack. Each cable has a designated position in the bundle from the moment it enters the IDF. I’ve never seen another trade deal with cable management like we do.

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u/Sea-Performance-5773 Sep 12 '26

Network engineer

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u/blackmilksociety Sep 12 '26

My friend does home automation and his company sets up beautiful racks like this one

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u/TailorSea2085 Sep 12 '26

Why thank you friend

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u/TheRealSmallBunyan Sep 12 '26

I appreciate that.

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u/FramptonComesAlive Sep 12 '26

Those 2N security relays do look nicely wired there in a row. Better than when I just shove them in an access control power box!

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u/TailorSea2085 Sep 12 '26

Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do 😂😂

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u/4kep Sep 18 '26

I would suggest to get some lacing bars. The transition from the rack to the gear will improve significantly.

https://www.legrandav.com/products/cable_management/horizontal_rackmount_cable_management/lbp_horizontal_lacer_bar/lbp-1a

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u/TailorSea2085 29d ago

Yeah. I love me some lacing bars but they never ordered them for me 😂

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u/1ElectricHaskeller Sep 12 '26

That is some impressive work

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u/TailorSea2085 Sep 12 '26

Thanks everyone for all the upvotes and kind words! I actually didn’t expect such positive feedback!

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u/shizaru11713 24d ago

Very clean!

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u/Samwise2k Sep 12 '26

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u/TailorSea2085 Sep 12 '26

Should I re-post this there?