Rosewill RSWR-12U001 12U Server Rack 20" Depth
- 12U
- 66 lb For Wall;220…
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Accessory kit for the WR54 router includes a 12 V power supply, regional cords, Ethernet cable and cellular antennas
The Digi International 76002085 kit bundles a 12 V DC power supply with US, EU and UK mains leads, an Ethernet cable and cellular antennas. It is built for engineers rolling out WR54 routers in sites that need redundant mobile links.
All parts are designed to fit standard server racks so the power supply, cables and antennas stay organised inside the cabinet. The kit omits the router itself, so buyers who need an all-in-one box should look elsewhere.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 3.63 kg |
| Package size | 455 × 272 × 117 mm |
The kit includes a 12 V DC power supply with US, EU and UK power cords for worldwide mains compatibility.
The kit supplies the AC/DC power supply, three regional power cords and an Ethernet cable; no brackets or rails are included.
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