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19" Mounting Rails19", M6 mounting rails for Vertiv DCE racks (pictured) feature accessory mounting holes, rectangular cable pass through cutouts, and obrounds. Each part number consists of 2 rails.

The Vertiv™ VR Rack VR3107 is a 48U server rack built with reliable engineering and is designed for simple and easy configuration. It has dimensions of 2265mm x 600mm x 1100mm (height, width, and depth), and has a deep frame that provides users around 2.5 inches more useable depth than similar sized racks. It has load capacities of 3,000 pounds static and 2,500 pounds dynamic. It is delivered ready for high density environments and supports a wide variety of rack-based equipment.- BUILT-TO-LAST ENGINEERING: This 48U rack is designed for rapid deployment even in high density environments with load capacities of 3,000 pounds static and 2,500 pounds dynamic- FULLY CONFIGURABLE: Tool-less installation and removal of accessories and additional shelves allow you to modify this rack cabinet to suit the ever-changing needs of your network.- 2.5 INCHES MORE USABLE DEPTH: The Vertiv™ VR Rack is designed to provide you around 2.5 inches more useable depth than any standard 19-inch rack cabinet.- DIMENSIONS: This server enclosure has dimensions of 2265mm x 600mm x 1100mm (height, width, and depth)- SUPPORTS WIDE VARIETY OF EQUIPMENT: This 48U server rack supports rack-based equipment including: servers, storage, PDUs, UPSs, console servers, and KVM switches.

Split Solid DoorsVertiv DCE rack doors can be replaced with split solid doors when a chimney is used in the rack configuration.

Middle Atlantic Products R4 Series Four Post Open Frame Rack 38 space. Type: Freestanding rack, Rack capacity: 38U, Maximum weight capacity: 2500 lbs (1134 kg), Rack rails, Product color: Black

Bottom panels are used to fill the bottom of the rack for greater air isolation.

Vent blockers are used to prevent the recirculation of hot air between top-mount fans and nearby vent openings. Vent blockers should be placed over the enclosure’s vents located on the upper front of the enclosure, upper sides, and upper rear door (depending on enclosure). This will ensure that heated enclosure air will be forced out through the top-mounted exhaust fans instead of re-circulating, keeping equipment cool.