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NavePoint
Holds 22U of 19-inch equipment on a rolling 2-post open frame with a 330-pound capacity
This NavePoint open frame rack provides 22U of vertical space for standard 19-inch network and server equipment. The two-post design suits environments where floor space is limited and quick access to cabling is required. It ships flat-packed and requires assembly before use.
The rack accepts any device built to the 19-inch EIA mounting standard, so servers, switches and patch panels from different vendors install side by side. The open frame leaves all sides exposed, which simplifies cable routing but offers no physical security or airflow containment.
The SPCC cold-rolled steel frame is rated for 330 pounds of evenly distributed equipment, giving headroom for multiple full-depth servers or a dense stack of switches. Weight beyond that limit risks structural deformation, and the open design provides no dust filtration or noise dampening for high-density loads.
| Brand | NavePoint |
|---|---|
| Type | Rack Mount Cabinet |
| Rack Units | 22U |
| Color | Black |
This rack provides 22U of vertical space, measuring 47 inches high, so it fits gear totalling up to 22 rack units while staying compact for smaller rooms.
The frame is rated to hold up to 330 lb of mounted hardware, so the combined weight of servers, switches and accessories must stay at or below that figure.
Only equipment built for 19-inch wide rack mounting will fit the threaded rails; wider or proprietary chassis cannot be secured in this frame.
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