Overview of Open Rack Server

The Open Rack Server features a top groove on the vertical column where the upper crossbeam secures on both sides. Below the beam supporting angle, beam supporting angles hold multiple beams. These beams connect to the side panels to form three channels. A tray attaches between the columns using four brackets.

At the bottom ends of the columns, two lower beams anchor and secure to the ground to create a network rack. Adjacent network racks have outlet holes on the columns, and horizontal support baffles between the columns form a network strip rack. The network racks fasten together with the network strip rack, creating a row of network frames.

Application and Benefits

The open rack suits environments with minimal waterproof and dustproof requirements. It provides a clear display for products such as PDUs, patch panels, and other telecommunication equipment. Consequently, it commonly appears in exhibitions, educational institutions, homes, and offices.

Advantages

Wide Installation Range: The open rack offers a broad installation and usage range. The assembly process remains simple, equipment installation is straightforward, wiring is well-organized, and construction operations require minimal space. Additionally, the rack is cost-effective.

• 19” standard installation, and adjustable rack height;
• 22U, 27U, 32U 37U, 42U and 47U are available;
• Double or 4 post type;
• Modular design, so easily assemble and disassemble for delivery, and low cost;
• Various optional accessories, so easy to fix and maintain, stable and strong structure;
• Adjustable feet and heavy duty castors are available at the same time, so it is convenient to move or fix;
• Depth is 600mm, and width is also 600mm;
• Material is SPCC steel, and the thickness is 1.5mm;
• Main part includes pole, plinth, horizontal beam, castor, and screw;
• Fixed shelf, PDU, cable management slot, keyboard panel and blank panel are optional.