STARTECH RK219WALLV 19 in 2U Vertical Wall Mount Server Rack
- 2 Post Open Frame R…
- 2U
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A 6U open-frame steel rack that mounts 19-inch equipment vertically on a wall, includes 16 cage nuts and screws, and supports 125.3 lbs
Style 6U Open
The StarTech RK619WALLV is a 6U open-frame steel rack that holds 19-inch EIA-310 compliant servers, network switches or AV gear in a vertical orientation. It targets installers who need to mount equipment on a wall or under a bench where floor space is unavailable. The black steel frame ships with a vertical wall-mount bracket, sixteen M5 cage nuts and screws, six wood screws and an instruction manual for immediate deployment.
Six rack units provide room for a modest stack of patch panels, a small switch and a shallow server appliance while the 125.3 lbs weight rating covers most single-device loads in this class. The single 120 mm fan opening assists airflow through the open frame, though dense or deep chassis may exceed the available depth or thermal headroom. Buyers planning multiple full-depth servers or high-wattage gear should verify clearances before committing.
Wall-mount holes spaced 16 inches apart align with standard stud centres for direct structural attachment. The included cage nuts and M5 hardware secure rack-mount ears without extra parts, and the open two-post design leaves cabling accessible from both sides. Installations that require a lockable enclosure, side panels or forced front-to-rear airflow will need a different form factor.
| Brand | StarTech.com |
|---|---|
| Model | RK619WALLV |
| Type | 2 Post Open Frame Rack |
| Rack Units | 6U |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Steel |
| Cooling (Standard) | 1 x 120 mm |
| Weight Capacity | 125.3 lbs. |
| Specification | Industry Standards: EIA RS310-C Wallmountable: Yes |
| Features | Save space in your office or server room by mounting IT or AV equipment vertically to a wall or horizontally under a desk or work bench Hassle-free setup with wall-mount installation holes spaced 16 in. apart, matching standard construction framework Easy equipment installation, with cage nuts and screws included 6U wall-mount design Constructed to meet the EIA-310 19" rack standards Made from solid steel for durability |
| Included Accessory | 1 - vertical wallmount bracket 16 - M5 cage nuts 16 - M5 screws with washers 6 - wood screws 1 - instruction manual |
| Shipping weight | 2.18 kg |
| Package size | 541 × 297 × 170 mm |
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Yes, the rack follows the EIA RS310-C standard and provides six rack units for any 19-inch equipment that meets that specification.
Listen for the fan motor and feel airflow through the open frame once power is applied to the fan.
The box contains a vertical wall-mount bracket, sixteen M5 cage nuts, sixteen M5 screws with washers, six wood screws and an instruction manual; concrete anchors are not included.
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