What is the primary concern of cable management in installations?

The primary concern of cable management in installations revolves around ensuring proper airflow and preventing overheating of cables. Effective cable management prevents tangled or overcrowded cables, which can obstruct airflow and lead to insufficient cooling. Overheating can compromise the performance and lifespan of the cables, as well as the devices they connect to. Thus, by organizing and properly routing cables, professionals can maintain optimal operating conditions and enhance overall system reliability.

While aesthetic considerations and material costs may play roles in the overall project management or provide added benefits, they are secondary to the fundamental goal of maintaining adequate airflow for temperature control. Enhancing bending capabilities of cables is also not a core objective of cable management; the focus is primarily on the health and functionality of the cabling system in relation to temperature and airflow.