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Tripp Lite
Wall-mount steel cabinet secures 12U of 19 in. rack equipment up to 16.5 in. deep with a 200 lb load capacity and shatter-resistant acrylic front door
The Tripp Lite SRW12UG is a 12U steel enclosure that secures 19 in. rack equipment up to 16.5 in. deep. It suits network closets, classrooms and back offices where floor space is limited and gear must stay organised. A shatter-resistant acrylic window in the front door allows visual checks without opening the cabinet. Maximum load capacity is 200 lbs.
The unit ships with a removable mounting plate, 20 M6 screws, 20 M6 cage nuts, 20 M6 cup washers and 20 12-24 screws for equipment mounting. Two keys lock the front door. Wall mounting requires structural studs or masonry anchors rated for the combined weight of the cabinet (48.50 lbs.) plus installed equipment. Optional SRCASTER kit enables floor rolling if wall mounting is not practical.
Verify that your wall can support the total loaded weight and that stud spacing matches the cabinet’s mounting pattern. Confirm equipment depth does not exceed 16.5 in. and that overall height fits within 12U of rack space. Ensure the 24.83 in. height, 23.62 in. width and 17.69 in. depth clear surrounding obstacles and door swing paths.
| Brand | Tripp Lite |
|---|---|
| Model | SRW12UG |
| Type | Wall Mount Cabinet |
| Rack Units | 12U |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Steel |
| Features | Saves Valuable Workspace Perfect for network wiring closets, retail locations, classrooms, back offices and other areas with limited floor space where you need equipment to be secure, organized and out of the way Houses EIA-standard 19 in. rack equipment in 12U of space Maximum load capacity of 200 lbs. Shatter-Resistant Clear Acrylic Front Window Lets you monitor equipment without unlocking the enclosure Prevents equipment tampering Reduces acoustic noise Provides extra visual flair Keeps Important Equipment Secure Side panels and front door lock securely to help prevent damage, tam |
| Included Accessory | SRW12UG SmartRack 12U Low-Profile Switch-Depth Wall-Mount Rack Enclosure Cabinet (20) M6 screws (20) M6 cage nuts (20) M6 cup washers (20) 12-24 screws Removable mounting plate (3) Mounting plate screws (2) Keys Owner’s manual |
| Unit Dimension | 24.83" x 23.62" x 17.69" |
| Unit Weight | 48.50 lbs. |
| Shipping Dimension | 27.95" x 26.38 x 20.67" |
| Shipping Weight | 55.09 lbs. |
| Shipping weight | 20.41 kg |
| Package size | 714 × 663 × 521 mm |
The enclosure secures 12U of 19 in. equipment up to 16.5 in. deep with a maximum load capacity of 200 lbs.
The box includes 20 M6 screws, 20 M6 cage nuts, 20 M6 cup washers, 20 12-24 screws, a removable mounting plate with three screws, and two keys; casters are optional via SRCASTER.
This model accepts equipment up to 16.5 in. deep, matching the stated maximum device depth.
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