Use space efficiently with this NavePoint 12U swing gate wall-mounted rack for your standard 19" servers and AV and networking equipment. The dual-hinged front swing gate easily opens to a 180-degree angle for easy rear cable access from either side. Spring-load pivot pins provide for either left or right hinging, so you can choose what works for your build. Open design allows airflow and great overall access for equipment installation, servicing, and cable management.Rely on durability from high-quality 1.5mm Cold Rolled Steel construction in classic Black Powder Coated finish. The NavePoint 12U swing gate wallmount rack includes all assembly hardware and wall and equipment mounting hardware, including: 10 x M6 Cage Nuts, 10 x M6 Screws, 10 x 12-24 Screws for hassle-free installation. This 12U rack carries loads up to 55 lbs.Assembly is required; the product comes flat-packed.The rack is compliant with: CE, DIN 41494, EIA/ECA-310-E, IEC-60297-3-100Maximum weight capacity 55 lbs18"L x 20"W x 25"HSince 2008, NavePoint has offered high-quality networking equipment at value prices, supported by excellent, responsive, personal service and free, fast shipping.
- VERSATILE: 9U through 15U versions to scale to your build's needs.
- EFFICIENT: The wall mounted design helps you conserve valuable floor space.
- CONVENIENT: Dual hinged doors allow you to access rear cables from either side.
- THOUGHTFUL DESIGN: Open frame designs help dissipate the heat that network components produce.
- Included Hardware:
- 10 x M6 Cage Nuts
- 10 x M6 Screws
- 10 x 12-24 Screws
2 Reviews
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Swing game open data rack
Easy to assemble, swings open to allow punching down on patch panel
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Thus far, I have only assembled the rack. It has not been mounted to the wall. The assembly instructions were straight forward and easy to follow. All of the components were included and properly labeled. The assembly itself was somewhat of a challenge because i had difficulty aligning the pieces so that the screws went in without cross threading. I ended up using a second set of hands to align the pieces so that I could properly seat the screws without cross threading. This rack is going into a house under construction and will be mounted in the next 30 eays.
