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TAURKENAM
A 12U open-frame rack with 23 to 40 inch adjustable depth, 500 lb floor or 150 lb wall capacity, casters and full mounting kit included
The TAURKENAM 12U open frame rack holds networking and AV gear in a four-post carbon-steel frame. Depth adjusts from 23 to 40 inches so servers, routers and modems fit with room for cabling. It installs free-standing on casters or wall-mounted with supplied expansion screws.
A fixed-depth cabinet forces compromises when equipment lengths vary; this rack slides between 23 and 40 inches to match each device. The jump is worth it when you mix short patch panels with deeper servers or need rear access for cable management.
On casters the frame carries 500 lbs of switches, UPS units and storage arrays; on the wall it supports 150 lbs of lighter patch panels and routers. The open design gives unrestricted airflow but offers no side panels for dust protection or physical security.
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The rack adjusts from 23 to 40 inches deep; allow at least 23 inches of floor depth plus room for the four casters to swivel, and 12U of vertical height for wall-mount installations.
Use the four M10×50 expansion screws into studs or masonry; the step people miss is levelling the two vertical posts before tightening so the 150 lb wall-mount rating is not compromised.
Periodically tighten the M5×10 cross-head screws and cage nuts, inspect caster locks for wear, and verify the grounding wire connection remains secure after equipment changes.
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