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Black Box Corporation

Black Box Corporation RM7007-R2 4-Post Server Rack 75x19.6x26

SKU CH-ZPE3-CZB96 MPN RM7007-R2

A 75-inch tall, four-post steel rack with 19.6-inch width and 26-inch depth for mounting standard server equipment

  • TypeHome and Garden
  • ColorBlack
  • Steel construction supports heavy equipment
  • 75" height fits standard server rooms
  • 26" depth accommodates deep chassis
  • 6" width matches 19" rack standard

4-Post Steel Rack for Server Equipment

The Black Box RM7007-R2 is a four-post server rack built from black steel for housing standard 19-inch equipment. It provides a stable, enclosed frame for mounting servers, switches and patch panels in a home lab or small business environment. The flat top surface adds a convenient shelf for lightweight accessories or documentation.

Replaces open-frame or two-post racks

Upgrading from an open-frame or two-post rack adds front-to-rear support for deeper chassis and improves physical security for installed hardware. The jump is worth it when equipment depth exceeds the capacity of a two-post frame or when a flat top surface is needed for stacking additional components.

Highlights

  • Steel construction supports heavy equipment
  • 75" height fits standard server rooms
  • 26" depth accommodates deep chassis
  • 6" width matches 19" rack standard

Specifications

BrandBlack Box
TypeHome and Garden
ColorBlack
Shipping weight5.44 kg
Package size711 × 533 × 76 mm

Questions about this item

What floor footprint does the 26" depth by 19.6" width rack require?

The rack occupies a 26 inch deep by 19.6 inch wide footprint, so allow at least that much clear floor space plus room for cable routing at the rear.

Which step is most often missed when assembling the four-post frame?

Installers frequently forget to level the adjustable feet before tightening the side-panel bolts, leaving the rack slightly tilted and stressing the welded joints.

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