UCP Module without DB9 Punchout
Modular UCP component for use in UCP Series frames, chassis, and cable trays with a 1-module capacity
The 1DB9 is a UCP Module without DB9 Punchout designed for integration into the Middle Atlantic UCP Series. This single-module component is constructed from aluminum with a brushed and anodized finish. It is specifically engineered to fit within UCP Series base series hardware, including the UCP-CH chassis, UCP-SF hinged frame kits, UCP-CT cable trays, or the FK2 and FK4 frame kits. This module is an essential component for installers building custom modular interfaces using the UCP platform. Note that this product is scheduled for discontinuation on October 1, 2026; for long-term projects, consider Wiremold communication accessories as a suggested alternative.
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Specifications
| Depth | 0.13 in (0.3 cm) |
| Height | 3.49 in (8.9 cm) |
| Shipping Weight | 0.13 lbs (0.1 kg) |
| Width | 3.39 in (8.6 cm) |
| Base Series | FK2, FK4, UCP-CH, UCP-CT, or UCP-SF |
| Finish | Brushed and Anodized |
| UCP Module Capacity | 1 |
| UPC | 656747000140 |
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Questions about this part
What UCP Series hardware is this module compatible with?
This module is designed to fit in the UCP-CH chassis, UCP-SF hinged frame kits, UCP-CT cable trays, the FK2 2 RU series, or the FK4 4 RU series.
What is the difference between the 1DB9 and the 1DB9M?
While the 1DB9 is a module without a DB9 punchout, the 1DB9M includes an HD15(SVGA) connection and an additional 1/8" mini phone jack for laptop connectivity.
Is this module TAA compliant?
Yes, this 1DB9 module is TAA compliant for projects requiring specific trade agreement compliance.
How many modules can I fit in a UCP Series chassis?
The UCP-CH chassis can hold up to 10 UCP modules, and each 1DB9 module occupies 1 module of capacity.
What is the lifecycle status for this part?
The 1DB9 is currently active but is scheduled to be discontinued on October 1, 2026.