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Black steel wall bracket with two J-bolts and hardware for 12-inch cable ladder

Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite SRLWALLSPPT12 server accessory, 12 in 90-degree wall support kit

SKU CH-6YDJ-JKB3D MPN SRLWALLSPPT12

Wall bracket kit secures 12-inch straight or 90-degree cable ladders to data-centre walls, includes M8 mounting hardware

  • TypeOther
  • ColorBlack
  • SpecificationsSystem Requirements: Compatible with 12 in. (305 mm) straigh
  • FeaturesSecurely connects cable management ladders to the wall of yo
  • Secures ladder runs to data-centre walls with included M8 J-bolts, lock washers and hex nuts
  • Routes 12 in. (305 mm) straight and 90-degree ladder sections safely from wall to rack
  • Compatible with Tripp Lite SRCABLELADDER and SRL90BEND12 ladder system components
  • Durable black steel bracket built for heavy combined equipment loads
  • All mounting hardware supplied except wall fasteners for concrete, stud or block surfaces

Cable Ladder Wall Support Kit

This 12-inch wall support kit secures cable management ladders to the wall of a data center or server room. It is built for network engineers and installers who need a reliable attachment point for straight or 90-degree ladder sections. All required mounting hardware is included in the package.

Black Steel Bracket with Included Hardware

The durable black steel bracket connects compatible ladder sections directly to the wall, allowing cables to be routed safely from the wall to an enclosure or open frame rack. Two M8 J-bolts, lock washers, and hex nuts are supplied for fastening the ladder to the bracket. Installers must supply appropriate fasteners for the specific mounting surface.

Upgrades Ad-Hoc Wall Mounting

This kit replaces improvised brackets or makeshift supports that cannot guarantee a secure connection for heavy cable loads. The jump is worth it when a project requires a purpose-built, load-rated attachment point for 12-inch straight or 90-degree ladder sections within a Tripp Lite SmartRack system.

Highlights

  • Secures ladder runs to data-centre walls with included M8 J-bolts, lock washers and hex nuts
  • Routes 12 in. (305 mm) straight and 90-degree ladder sections safely from wall to rack
  • Compatible with Tripp Lite SRCABLELADDER and SRL90BEND12 ladder system components
  • Durable black steel bracket built for heavy combined equipment loads
  • All mounting hardware supplied except wall fasteners for concrete, stud or block surfaces

Specifications

BrandTRIPP LITE
ModelSRLWALLSPPT12
TypeOther
ColorBlack
SpecificationsSystem Requirements: Compatible with 12 in. (305 mm) straight and 90-degree-bend ladder sections, including Tripp Lite SRCABLELADDER and SRL90BEND12
Package Includes:
Wall bracket
2 x M8 J-bolts
2 x M8 lock washers
2 x M8 hex nuts
Installation guide
Dimensions: 3.54" x 16.53" x 3.54"
Weight: 1.70 lbs.
FeaturesSecurely connects cable management ladders to the wall of your data center
Ladders can be safely routed from the wall to outside an enclosure or open frame rack
Compatible with both 12 in. (305 mm) straight and 90-degree-bend ladder sections
Works with all 12 in. Tripp Lite SmartRack ladder system accessories and runways
Shipping weight1.07 kg
Package size420 × 90 × 90 mm

Questions about this item

What ladder width does the SRLWALLSPPT12 support?

The bracket kit is designed for 12 in (305 mm) straight and 90-degree ladder sections from the Tripp Lite SmartRack system.

What hardware is included for mounting the wall bracket?

The package provides a steel wall bracket, two M8 J-bolts, two M8 lock washers, and two M8 hex nuts; you must supply the fasteners that anchor the bracket to your wall material.

Which step do installers often miss when securing this kit?

Verifying that the mounting surface (concrete, cinder block, drywall, or wooden studs) can safely carry the combined equipment load before attaching the bracket.

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