StarTech.com Black 15 U Steel Server Rack , with 2 Post Frame, 20.1 in, 773 mm Height 19.8 in

The open frame rack adjusts from 12 to 20 inches (30.4 to 50.8 cm) to accommodate larger data, network, and telecommunication devices. The above-average depth also gives you the option to mount shelves and other accessories.

When space is limited you can wall-mount the open-frame rack in a server room, office, or above a doorway, to expand your workspace and ensure your equipment is easy to access.

The rack’s open frame design promotes passive cooling; ensures easy access to your rack-mounted equipment and makes it simple to configure mounted devices, which saves you time.

With an adjustable depth as low as 12 inches (30.4 cm), this network rack is perfect for smaller spaces. It’s easy to assemble and features wall-mounting holes that are spaced 12 and 16 in. apart, making it suitable for mounting on almost any wall, based on North American wall-frame stud-spacing standards.

• Fits into smaller spaces and frees up floor space when mounted to the wall

• Provides passive cooling for equipment with the open frame wall mount rack design

• Easy installation with the standard 12 and 16 inch mounting holes accommodating standard stud spacing

• When floor space is limited

• Front Horizontal Brackets

• Rear Horizontal Brackets

• M6 Cage Nuts

• M6 Screws

• Plastic Washers

• Assembly Screws

• Flat Washers

• Bolts

• User Manual

A rack unit, commonly abbreviated as “U” or sometimes as “RU” is a standard unit of measure that is applied to rack mount equipment. One “U” is 1.75 inches (44.45mm).; the standard rack, at 19 inches, is a typical full-size rack at 42U, meaning it holds just over 180 cm of equipment. A typical half-height rack is 18-22U.

Rack servers and other rack mountable hardware equipment are designed in multiples of 1.75 inches and specified in multiples of rack units; One rack unit is “1U”, 2 rack units as “2U” and so on. Racks are built to hold equipment of those sizes.