Rackmount.IT, LLC
Rackmount.IT, LLC RM-PA-T7 Kit for Palo Alto PA-440 PA-450 PA-460 19" Server Rack
Mounts Palo Alto PA-440, PA-450 and PA-460 desktop appliances in a 19" rack with front-facing connections and secured power supply
- TypeSee Description
- Mounts PA-440, PA-450, PA-460 in standard 19" racks
- Front-facing ports and console for easy access
- Secured power supply prevents accidental disconnection
- Tool-free slide-in install completes in minutes
- Includes retainers, hardware and printed guide
19-inch rack kit for PA-440 PA-450 PA-460
The RM-PA-T7 kit lets network teams install Palo Alto desktop appliances into a standard 19-inch server rack. It is built for the PA-440, PA-450 and PA-460 models so the chassis aligns perfectly with rack rails. Front-facing ports and the console port stay accessible after installation. The power supply locks to the bracket to prevent accidental disconnection.
Replaces makeshift shelf or wall mounting
A shelf or wall bracket leaves cables exposed and the power cord vulnerable to being pulled free. This kit secures the appliance and routes every connection to the front, so patching and console access no longer require reaching behind the rack. The upgrade is worth it when the appliance moves from a lab bench into a production rack row.
Fits a standard 19-inch rack with no extra hardware
Slide the appliance into the tray, fasten the supplied retainers and bolt the power supply to the bracket; assembly takes roughly five minutes. The kit uses the rack’s own mounting holes, freeing up shelf space and keeping cable management inside the rack channel. No separate rail kit or adapter plate is required.
Highlights
- Mounts PA-440, PA-450, PA-460 in standard 19" racks
- Front-facing ports and console for easy access
- Secured power supply prevents accidental disconnection
- Tool-free slide-in install completes in minutes
- Includes retainers, hardware and printed guide
Specifications
| Brand | Rackmount.IT |
|---|---|
| Type | See Description |
Questions about this item
What rack width does the RM-PA-T7 kit fit?
The kit is designed for standard 19-inch server racks, matching the width of typical data-centre cabinets.
Which step during installation is most often missed?
Securing the power supply to the rack with the supplied fixings is the step installers sometimes skip, risking accidental power loss.
What part of the kit may need replacement after repeated device swaps?
The retainers that hold the Palo Alto appliance in place can wear or bend over time and are the only components likely to need replacing.
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