Telecom & Data Centre
Relay Racks
Two 3 mm C-uprights on floor feet and a top tie bar; equipment bolts to the front flange (centre-mount or flush-mount).
Server racks and network cabinets
Open-frame, relay and telco racks
Open racks for exchanges, network closets, laboratories and equipment rooms: two-post telco relay racks up to 45U and four-post frames with adjustable-depth rails.
An open-frame rack costs less than a cabinet and gives full access to the front and back of the equipment. Two-post relay racks suit exchanges and patch-panel runs, with cable runway and top bracing available. Four-post frames with adjustable-depth rails carry deeper servers and can be extended bay by bay with expansion frames.
- Heights up to 45U; widths for 19-inch equipment
- Floor-anchored with a top brace, or free-standing on feet
- Cable runway, vertical managers and PDU rails to match
Products in this range
Telecom & Data Centre
Two-Post Telco Relay Rack
45U, Floor-Anchored with Cable Runway and Top Brace (Exchange Grade)
Telecom & Data Centre
4-Post Open-Frame Rack (Adjustable-Depth Rails)
The open-frame version of the server rack: four 2 mm posts, top and bottom frames, and four EIA-310 rails on slotted brackets so the mounting depth can be set from about 500 to 750 mm.
Telecom & Data Centre
Modular Expansion Frames
A frame with no doors or panels that bolts to its neighbours: side, back and front baying strips let a row grow one rack at a time. Same posts and rails as the open-frame rack, drilled for baying.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
Two-post or four-post: which should I choose?
Two-post racks suit light equipment such as patch panels and switches that mount by the front flange. Four-post racks support the full depth of servers and heavier equipment.
Can I join racks side by side?
Yes. Modular expansion frames and baying kits let you add bays as your equipment grows.
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