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A 19-inch wall-mount server rack offering horizontal or vertical installation with 60lbs capacity and vented sides for airflow
This 19-inch rack mounts horizontally or vertically on a wall, saving floor space while holding standard IT equipment. It suits home offices, studios or small data rooms that need a compact enclosure for patch panels, modems or audio-visual gear. Buyers who require a full-height floor cabinet or lockable doors will need a different solution.
The frame uses heavy-duty cold-rolled steel finished with an electrostatic powder coat that resists rust and corrosion. Four-sided vents promote passive airflow around installed devices, and bottom cable-pass holes keep wiring tidy without blocking ventilation. Adjustable rail holes let you reposition the 19-inch mounting rails to match equipment depth.
With no fans fitted, the rack relies on its vented panels for thermal management, so equipment noise stays at the level of the devices themselves. The structure supports up to 60 lbs (27 kg) of mounted hardware, compliant with the EIA/ECA-310-E standard for 19-inch racks. Power distribution and active cooling must be supplied separately.
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The rack is EIA/ECA-310-E compliant, so the 19-inch mounting holes and spacing meet that standard for standard equipment.
It mounts on cold-rolled steel brackets rated for 60 lbs (27 kg); you need studs or masonry anchors and enough depth for the chosen vertical or horizontal orientation.
Rails use multiple screw-hole combinations for depth adjustment; the step people miss is aligning and tightening both front and rear rails before loading any equipment.
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