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Rack Wall Mount 15 Rms

15 rms racks are intended for installations that require more rack equipment. includes #12 rack screws. Designed with durable steel construction, black textured powder coated, supports up to 125 pounds of equipment.

$248.01

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Rack Wall Mount 30 Rms

For much larger installations, the 30 rms steel rack comes in handy. designed with the same quality and ease of use as it's counterparts, it provides an ideal solution for larger installations. includes #12 rack screws.

$388.91

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Rack Wall Mount 8 Rms

8 rms racks are ideal for small data and telecom installations. they can be easily assembled and come in a durable black powder coated finish to complement rack mounted products. includes #12 rack screws.

$183.28

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Rack Wall Mount Utility 5 Rms

This cost effective and flexible wall mount rack allows rack mount equipment to be installed almost anywhere. accommodates virtually any network equipment regardless of its depth and is well suited for areas where floor or wall space is at a premium.

$113.90

Frequently asked questions

What is an open frame wall mount rack?

An open frame wall mount rack is a skeletal mounting frame that attaches directly to a wall, providing 19-inch rail space for networking, AV, and IT equipment without an enclosure. Unlike an enclosed wall mount cabinet, an open frame rack has no door or side panels, allowing for maximum airflow, easier cabling, and unobstructed access to installed equipment.

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What does U or rack unit mean?

A rack unit (U or RU) is the standard unit of measurement for rack-mountable equipment height. One U equals 1.75 inches (44.45 mm). Equipment is rated in U heights, such as 1U or 2U, and racks are sized by how many U of equipment they can hold.

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How do I choose the right wall mount rack size?

Add up the U height of all equipment you plan to install, then add extra U for cable management and future expansion. A small wiring closet setup typically fits in a 6U to 9U rack, while a larger installation with multiple switches and patch panels may need 12U to 22U. When in doubt, size up.

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What's the difference between an open frame rack and an enclosed wall mount cabinet?

An open frame rack, like this Networx® lineup, is a bare mounting frame with no door or side panels, offering unrestricted airflow and easy access for cabling-heavy installations. An enclosed wall mount cabinet adds a lockable door and side panels for physical security and dust protection, at the cost of somewhat reduced airflow and access.

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What's the difference between fixed-depth and swing-out designs in this lineup?

Fixed-depth racks, like the 101 Series, mount flush to the wall and are accessed from the front only. Swing-out racks, like the 201 and 301 Series, hinge away from the wall so the frame can pivot outward, giving full access to the rear of installed equipment for cabling and maintenance.

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Are these racks compatible with standard 19-inch rack equipment?

Yes. All Networx® open frame wall mount racks are built to the standard 19-inch rack profile with dual tapped rails (#12-24), making them compatible with virtually all standard rack-mountable networking and AV equipment.

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Does load capacity vary by rack size?

No. Every rack in this lineup, from 6U to 22U across the 101, 201, and 301 Series, is rated for the same 150 lb load capacity.

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Does this rack require assembly, and what hardware is included?

Yes. These racks ship flat packed and require assembly. Mounting hardware, including #12-24 rack screws and assembly screws, is included.

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