Open Rack System For Server Devices
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Open Rack System For Server Devices
Open Rack System combines 19 inch open rack with cable management accessories to provide a
complete cable management solution. Ideal for a1 size installations, he rack features fully usable capacities of 24,36A2 anc
45 U. Intended for Installation of equipment which does not require full housing, the Econo Series Open Racks comes h both
single 19′ frame and double 19′ frame. The position of he 19′ frame can be adjusted in either type of rack. Made with a
modular construction using horizontal aluminum profiles and vertical steel posts, these Open Racks are set on leveling feet.
Various supplementary accessories offered for data and telecom cabinets are also available for the racks – castors, shelves,
drawers, power distribution units etc.
MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS
Pole: SPCC Cad Roled
PInth: SPCC Cold
HorizonbI Profie: Aluminum 60×30
Rolec
Steel 1.5mm
Steel 2.Omm
mm (2.36″x1.181.
Protection Degree: IP20
Loading Capacity: 150 kg
Surface Finish: Degreasing, Picking, Phosphoric, Powder Coated
STANDARDS/COMPLIANCE
ANSUEW RS-310-D
DIN41494, Pat 1
IEC297-2
DIN41494, Pat 7
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