Rosewill RSWR-12U001 12U Server Rack 20" Depth
- 12U
- 66 lb For Wall;220…
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Mounts up to six rack units of equipment vertically on a wall
The Tripp Lite SRWALLBRKT6U is a wall-mount bracket that holds up to 6U of rack-mount equipment in a vertical orientation. It is intended for network closets, small offices or edge locations where floor-standing racks are impractical. Installers can secure patch panels, switches or shallow servers directly to the wall. The bracket suits technicians who need a compact, open-frame mounting solution.
This bracket provides exactly 6U of vertical rack space, which determines how many rack-mount units can be installed. Buyers who need more rack units must select a larger bracket or a floor-standing cabinet. The vertical orientation also means equipment depth is limited by the distance from the wall, so very deep servers or blade chassis will not fit.
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