StarTech.com 8U 19" Wall Mount Network Rack, 12" Deep 2 Post Open Frame Server Room Rack for Data-AV-IT-Computer Equipment-Patch Panel with Cage Nuts & Screws 135lb Weight Capacity, Black

Description

The RK812WALLO 8U Open Frame Wall Mount Equipment Rack (12in Depth) is a high quality, low cost relay rack that is easy to assemble and install into any environment. The rack can be wallmounted or installed as a free standing storage solution. This TAA compliant product adheres to the requirements of the US Federal Trade Agreements Act (TAA), allowing government GSA Schedule purchases.

Able to accommodate common networking, audio-video and telecom equipment, the open rack offers a depth of 12in; the wall mounts are positioned 16in apart (center to center), making it suitable for mounting on virtually any wall surface, based on North American wall frame stud spacing standards.

This 8U rack can be mounted to the wall in a server room, office, or above a doorway, expanding your workspace and keeping your equipment easily accessible.

Backed by a StarTech.com lifetime warranty.

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• STARTECH.COM ADVANTAGE: IT professionals? choice for over 30 years; our 2-post wall mount network racks backed for life by StarTech.com, including free 24/5 North America based multi-lingual tech support
• ACCESSORIES INCLUDED: The wall mount server room/ computer/communication/AV/IT equipment rack includes a complete set of screws and cage nuts to securely mount all of your equipment in the rack
• EASY ASSEMBLY: The rack ships flat packed with ISTA-6 certified packaging to ensure complete and undamaged delivery and also features comprehensive assembly instructions
• HEAVY DUTY: This heavy duty 2 post open frame rack supports unobstructed airflow & is easy to install with a durable design made from SPCC cold-rolled steel with support for up to 135lbs of equipment
• STURDY & CONVENIENT: 8U 19" Open Frame wall mount network rack with 12" mounting depth is EIA/ECA-310 compatible & supports like patch panels, shelves and unmanaged switches