Lowell WXR-812 Slim Wall Rack, 8U x 12 Inch Depth

The Lowell WXR-812 is a sleek open-frame wall rack designed to mount 19-inch wide equipment securely to a wall or backboard. Its top and base are crafted from heavy-gauge steel, which can be installed on 16-inch centers. This creates a rock-solid platform for patch panels, routers, switches, telecommunications gear, or computer equipment. The rack comes unassembled for easy transport and setup. Key Features: - 14-gauge steel top and base for durability. - 11-gauge steel corner post rails tapped 10-32 (1 pair), providing strong support. - Upper and lower front vents for proper ventilation. - Open sides with obrounds in the top and base for efficient cable management. - A smooth black powder epoxy finish for a professional look. - A load capacity of 200 lbs, ensuring it can handle your equipment. - Ships unassembled. Technical Specifications: - Rack Space: 8U - Height: 17.75 inches - Width: 19.21 inches - Depth: 12.00 inches (11.85 inches usable)

Using the Lowell WXR-812 Slim Wall Rack is easy. First, find a suitable wall or backboard where you want to mount the rack. Make sure the surface is flat and can support the rack's weight and the equipment you'll put in it. Since the rack comes unassembled, start by putting together the top and base with the corner post rails. Follow the included instructions carefully to ensure a proper fit. When installing, align the rack on the wall at the desired height and mark the holes. Then, drill the holes and use the appropriate hardware to secure the rack to the wall. After mounting, you can start placing your 19-inch wide equipment like patch panels, routers, or switches into the rack. For cable management, use the obrounds on the open sides of the top and base. Route your cables neatly through these holes to keep everything organized and prevent tangling. As for maintenance, keep the rack clean by wiping it down regularly with a dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the smooth black powder epoxy finish. Also, check the load capacity regularly. Don't exceed the 200 lbs limit to ensure the safety and stability of the rack and your equipment.