ICC

ICC — Structured Cabling, Connectivity and Cable Management for Commercial and Security Installations

What ICC is known for

ICC is a California-based manufacturer of structured cabling and connectivity products with a long history supplying copper and fiber components, cable assemblies and rack/cabinet accessories for commercial, residential and security installations. The brand is widely recognized for value-oriented networking components, premise copper and fiber products, and a broad line of cable management and enclosure hardware used in network closets and camera/security system installs.

Main product families and technologies

• Patch cords and preterminated assemblies: Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6A patch cords in multiple boot styles, lengths and colors; value packs for bulk deployment.
• Premise copper cable: UTP/FTP solid and stranded cables with CMP/CMR jacket options available in pull boxes and reels.
• Connectors and modules: RJ‑45 keystone jacks, RJ‑11 and AV connectors, coax compression fittings and keystone-style adapters.
• Fiber components: Duplex LC/SC adapters, bezels and cassette-style patching components.
• Cable management & racks: Metal/plastic rings, horizontal and vertical managers, interbay panels, shelves and wall/floor cabinets.
• Enclosures and mounting hardware: Wall‑mount cabinets and plexiglass door enclosures sized for small IDFs and security installs.

Common applications for procurement buyers

ICC products are commonly used in network closet/IDF builds, office and MDU network drops, security camera and access control installations, audiovisual distribution and retrofit projects. Typical tasks include patch-field organization, terminating runs with keystone jacks, deploying bulk cable for horizontal/backbone runs, and installing cabinets and cable management in commercial or light‑industrial environments.

How to identify ICC models and key part attributes

ICC part numbers use predictable patterns (for example, ICPC/ICPCS* for patch cords, ICCAB* for bulk cable, IC107* for connectors and ICCMSCMP*/ICCMSWMP* for management and cabinets). Verify four key items on datasheets or listings: exact manufacturer SKU and pack quantity; electrical/mechanical ratings (category, AWG, stranded vs solid); jacket/flame rating (CMP, CMR, CMG); and physical attributes (boot style, color, U-height).

Using Safsale listings for accurate procurement

Safsale product pages include images, spec snippets and downloadable datasheets where available. Buyers should use listing photos to verify boot styles and markings, download attached PDFs to confirm UL files and dimensions, and consult Q&A or reviews for real-world fit and compatibility notes before placing orders.

Sourcing, replacement and cross-reference guidance

• Match ICC SKU where possible. If unavailable, match category rating, conductor type and jacket rating.
• For bulk cable, confirm AWG and whether the cable is UTP or shielded and its bandwidth rating.
• For patch cords, confirm connector plating and mating cycle specifications on the datasheet.
• Request manufacturer part numbers on packing for traceability on critical orders.

Procurement checklist

• Capture the exact ICC part number from Safsale listings before RFQ.
• Compare the ICC spec sheet to samples or images for jacket rating and conductor type.
• Confirm pack quantities and packaging type to avoid over/under ordering.
• When in doubt, verify legacy SKUs and lead time with the seller and consult the manufacturer spec sheet.

ICC’s broad SKU set and accessible datasheets make it practical for procurement teams to specify, source and replace structured cabling and connectivity components. Safsale helps by grouping related ICC products, showing images and spec attachments, and providing the listing detail buyers need to confirm an exact match.