Messy cables in data centers are more than an eyesore. The chaos they create can impact the troubleshooting, airflow, and performance of your equipment. But there are five proven strategies to help clean up cables and avert problems. They are: 

1. Bundle with Horizontal and Vertical Managers: Cable managers create pathways within racks for patch cords and power cables. Generally, you should choose horizontal types for patch panels and switches, and vertical ones for longer runs. 
2. Label Everything: Color-coded labels add clarity. Labeling speeds up the pace of maintenance and minimizes errors. 
3. Routing Is Crucial: Neat bundles keep air flowing throughout your equipment, which promotes cooling and lowers the risk of overheating.
4. Choose Hook and Loop Wraps: Reusable VELCRO® fasteners organize cables without cinching them. It is best to group cables by function or destination.     
5. Clean and Audit Your Setup Regularly: Make sure wires are routed along their appropriate paths. Remove any unused cables. And perform maintenance as needed. Make CableOrganizer® your destination for products to organize your data center. Visit www.CableOrganizer.com now for the items to get started.