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These lacing bars install horizontally on the front or back of your rack to provide a secure mounting point for you to run cables. You can attach your cables to the lacing bars using cable ties to reduce the tension on your cables and prevent damage to the ports on your rack-mount equipment.Protect your equipmentCable lacing bars protect your equipment by offloading the weight of the cables in your rack, which reduces the constant strain that can be put on the ports of your rack equipment. The lacing bars also provide a route for cables, which enhances passive cooling within your rack. This helps to ensure your rack remains at an optimal temperature, to extend the life of your equipment and minimize or eliminate downtime.Discreet and sturdy designThese cable lacing bars are constructed of solid steel and occupy just one-third of a rack U at each install point. The round solid-steel design ensures a high weight capacity, unlike flat lacing bars that can bend easily.Save on shipping costsThis package includes 10 cable lacing bars, enabling you to buy multiple bars packaged together. This is ideal for large-scale implementations, because it significantly reduces the packaging, and in turn, shipping costs.The CMLB10 is backed by a 2-year StarTech.com warranty and free lifetime technical support.

Power and Communications cabling on top of a row of equipment can be a hassle. Cable Troughs are designed to organize and protect your sensitive wiring.

There's no shortage of options when it comes to adding screens to your laptop, and that’s where things get complicated (and expensive). The Plugable USB 3.0 and USB C to Dual HDMI Adapter (UGA-HDMI-2S) keeps things simple. A one plug solution that adds two HDMI ports to your computer, the HDMI monitor adapter leaves your other ports open for peripherals. And because this adapter doesn’t add on extra functionality, it’s a lot more affordable than a docking station.Multiple DisplaysWith the UGA-HDMI-2S, easily connect two HDMI monitors. Of course, dual display is just the start. On Windows machines, combine multiple adapters to add up to 8 monitors. On a Mac, combine multiple adapters to add up to 3 monitors.See It AllIt doesn’t matter if you connect through a USB 3.0 port or a Thunderbolt 4 port, you can count on resolutions up to 1920x1080 @ 60Hz—even when adding multiple adapters.No Connection ComplexityA hybrid 2-in-1 cable takes the guesswork out of picking an adapter that matches your computer. This HDMI dual monitor adapter works with the ports you have now, and the ports you’ll have on your next computer—USB 3.0, USB-C, USB4, even Thunderbolt 3 and Thunderbolt 4. It’s compact, too, so it’s as portable as your laptop.