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    Freestanding Electronics Racks

    Image of System. Rack Shown with Accessories. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Electronics Racks. Freestanding Electronics Racks.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Electronics Racks. Freestanding Electronics Racks.

    Rack Shown with

    Accessories

    Mount servers, automation controls, and computers in these open racks, they make it easy to organize and swap out components. Less bulky than electronics cabinets, you can line up these racks to maximize limited storage space. Each rack has two pairs of grounding studs that create a path for static electricity and protect components from electric shocks.
    All are compatible with standard 19" wide components. One rack unit is 1.75" high.
    UL 2416—Freestanding electronics racks meet UL 2416 so they're rated for use in server rooms and other IT, AV, and telecom installations.
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    Rack Units
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    Painted Steel
    2448"20 1/2"15"1,000Indoor OnlyRailsNo10-32
    BlackUL Listed, C-UL Listed
    UL 241618505T230000000
    4483"20 1/2"15"1,000Indoor OnlyRailsNo10-32
    BlackUL Listed, C-UL Listed
    UL 241618505T13000000
     
    Accessories for Electronics Racks

    DIN Rails

    Image of Product. Front orientation. DIN Rails. DIN 3.
    Image of Product. DIN 3 Rails

with Bracket. Front orientation. DIN Rails. DIN 3, DIN Rails with Bracket.

    DIN 3

    DIN 3 Rails with

    Bracket

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with Angled Bracket. Front orientation. DIN Rails. DIN 3, DIN Rails with Angled Bracket.
    Image of Product. Drill-Your-Own DIN 3 Rails with Centerline. Front orientation. DIN Rails. DIN 3, Drill-Your-Own DIN Rails with Centerline, Zinc-Plated Steel.

    DIN 3 Rails with

    Angled Bracket

    Drill-Your-Own DIN

    3 Rails with

    Centerline

    Image of Product. Drill-Your-Own DIN 3 Rails. Front orientation. DIN Rails. DIN 3, Drill-Your-Own DIN Rails, 304 Stainless Steel.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. DIN Rails. DIN 1.

    Drill-Your-Own DIN

    3 Rails

    DIN 1

    Image of Product. Front orientation. DIN Rails. DIN 2.

    DIN 2

    Mount terminal blocks, relays, and other devices onto flat surfaces. These rails are often used in electrical enclosures, server racks, and equipment cabinets.
    DIN Rails with Bracket—Create extra space between the rail and the mounting surface to fit bulky devices or route wires.
    DIN Rails with Angled Bracket—Mount equipment at an angle while adding space behind it. The tilted rail makes labels and displays easier to view, especially in crowded enclosures.
    Centerline—Keep mounting holes lined up as you drill along these rails.
    Drill-Your-Own DIN Rails—Add mounting holes only where you need them.
    304 Stainless Steel—The best choice for equipment that’s regularly washed down. These rails resist corrosion from water and mild chemicals.
    Aluminum—Lightweight and corrosion resistant. These rails hold up in wet environments almost as well as stainless steel, but they’re not as strong.
    Zinc-Plated Steel—Strong and durable. These rails have zinc plating to protect them from occasional exposure to moisture.
    DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
    Mounting
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    DIN 3
     
    DIN Rails
    352"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K8400000
    353 15/16"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K850000
    354 7/8"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1010000
    355 7/8"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K860000
    356 7/8"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1020000
    357 7/8"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K870000
    358 7/8"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1030000
    359 13/16"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K880000
    3510 13/16"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1040000
    3511 13/16"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K890000
    3512 3/4"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1050000
    3513 3/4"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K910000
    3515 3/4"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K920000
    3517 11/16"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K930000
    3519 11/16"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K940000
    3521 11/16"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K950000
    3523 5/8"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K960000
    351 m7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K150000
    351 m10AluminumNo4.735.5EN 50022, EN 607158961K1700000
    351 m15Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1800000
    352 m7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1600000
    352 m15Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1900000
     
    DIN Rails with Bracket
    351 m7.558AluminumNo5.575EN 50022, EN 607158961K3100000
    352 m7.558AluminumNo5.575EN 50022, EN 607158961K4900000
    352 m7.5120AluminumNo5.575EN 50022, EN 607158961K48000000
     
    DIN Rails with Angled Bracket
    351 m7.566AluminumNo5.6768961K6800000
    352 m7.566AluminumNo5.6768961K69000000
     
    Drill-Your-Own DIN Rails with Centerline
    351 m7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNoEN 50022, EN 607158961K450000
    351 m15Zinc-Plated SteelNoEN 50022, EN 607158961K4700000
    352 m7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNoEN 50022, EN 607158961K4400000
    352 m15Zinc-Plated SteelNoEN 50022, EN 607158961K4600000
     
    Drill-Your-Own DIN Rails
    351 m7.5304 Stainless SteelNoEN 50022, EN 607158961K4200000
    352 m7.5304 Stainless SteelNoEN 50022, EN 607158961K4300000
     
    DIN 1
    321 m15Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1100000
    322 m15Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1200000
     
    DIN 2
    151 m5.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo4.220EN 50022, EN 607158961K130000
    152 m5.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo4.220EN 50022, EN 607158961K1400000
     

    Wall-Mount Electronics Racks

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    Mount standard 19" wide components to these racks. They have a double-hinged sidewall for rear access to components.
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    Painted Steel
    7"19 1/4"12" to 18"80Indoor OnlyRailsYesYesBlack18505T410000000
    14"19 1/4"12" to 18"80Indoor OnlyRailsYesYesBlack18505T42000000
    21"19 1/4"12" to 18"80Indoor OnlyRailsYesYesBlack18505T43000000
     

    Electronics Cabinets

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    Image of System. Cabinet Shown with Back Panel. Back orientation. Electronics Cabinets.

    Cabinet Shown with Mounting Bracket and Front

    Panel

    Cabinet Shown with Back Panel

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Electronics Cabinets.
    Image of Product. Back Panel. Front orientation. Electrical Enclosure Panels. Back Electrical Enclosure Panels.

    Back Panel

    House and organize up to 800 lbs. of components such as servers, automation controls, and computers. All are compatible with standard 19" wide components.
    Back Electrical Enclosure Panels—Back panels cover the entire back of the cabinets and can be removed to perform repairs and maintenance.
    Cabinets
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    Enclosure Panels
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    Steel
    16"21"24 1/2"Indoor OnlyRails19"YesHandles
    Rubber Feet
    7648K6100000007648K68000000
    19 1/2"21"24 1/2"Indoor OnlyRails19"YesHandles
    Rubber Feet
    7648K620000007648K6900000
    30"21"24 1/2"Indoor OnlyRails19"YesHandles
    Rubber Feet
    7648K630000007648K72000000
     
    Accessories for Cabinets

    Heavy Duty Electronics Cabinets

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Electronics Cabinets. Heavy Duty Electronics Cabinets.
    These cabinets accommodate up to 3,200 lbs. of equipment and have larger interiors than standard electronics cabinets. Use them to house large-size automation controls, data communication, and networking equipment. The front and rear doors are perforated for ventilation and visibility. Both doors are lockable and include two keys. They are keyed alike (all open with the same key). Cabinets have two sets of depth-adjustable mounting rails and an open bottom for cable exit as well as ventilation.
    Shelves—Shelves can be mounted at any level.
    Cabinets
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    Painted Steel
    47 1/4"31 1/2"39 1/2"Indoor Only, Dusty, Oily, WetNEMA 12
    Rails19"Four Leveling Feet
    Open Bottom
    Perforated Doors
    Removable Locking Sidewalls
    Top-Cable Access Panel
    UL Listed
    Black46365T2400000000046365T260000000
    78 3/4"23 5/8"39 1/2"Indoor Only, Dusty, Oily, WetNEMA 12
    Rails19"Four Leveling Feet
    Open Bottom
    Perforated Doors
    Removable Locking Sidewalls
    Top-Cable Access Panel
    UL Listed
    Black46365T250000000046365T26000000
     

    Electronics Rack Equipment Installation Supports

    Shelve your worries about dropping heavy and valuable rack components, from servers to router shelves. These supports create temporary ledges to let equipment—and your arms—rest as you set up your electronics rack. Each pack includes four supports, one to prop up each corner of the equipment. Simply snap them into the rack’s rail just below the level where you want to mount equipment. When you’re done installing, pop them right out.
    For Threaded Holes
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    Image of Product. Front orientation. Electronics Rack Equipment Installation Supports.
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    4 Supports Included
    80 Supports Included
    For Hole Thread
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    Powder-Coated Steel
    10-32, 12-24, M5, M6
    3/4"1 1/4"1"50RailsGray191507A1210000002091507A1220000000
     
    For Square Holes
    Image of ProductInUse. Front orientation. Electronics Rack Equipment Installation Supports.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Electronics Rack Equipment Installation Supports.
    Overall
    4 Supports Included
    80 Supports Included
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    Powder-Coated Steel
    0.375"3/4"1 1/4"1"60RailsGray191507A1230000002091507A1240000000
     

    Magnetic-Back DIN Rails

    Image of Product. Front orientation. DIN Rails. Magnetic-Back DIN Rails.
    Image of Product. Back orientation. DIN Rails. Magnetic-Back DIN Rails.
    Quick to install and easy to reposition, these rails mount to steel enclosures with a strong magnet. Since you don’t need to drill holes to install them, they help you avoid leaks in liquid-tight enclosures. They’re also good for tight spaces where a screwdriver won’t fit.
    DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
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    DIN 3
    6 1/235667115PlasticBlackUL 94 V-0
    3661N11000000
     

    Adhesive-Back DIN Rails

    Image of Product. Front orientation. DIN Rails. Adhesive-Back DIN Rails.
    Image of Product. Back orientation. DIN Rails. Adhesive-Back DIN Rails.
    Stick these rails inside enclosures when drilling holes isn’t an option. They’re good for tight spaces where a screwdriver won’t fit, and for avoiding leaks in liquid-tight enclosures. The adhesive reaches its full weight capacity after 24 hours.
    DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
    Wt. Cap.,
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    DIN 3
    135274314PlasticBlackUL 94 V-0
    53609N11000000
    16 1/235667115PlasticBlackUL 94 V-0
    13609N120000
     
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