Tool-less rack rails can be installed into racks with square holes. Rack mount equipment weighing up to 200 lbs (90.7 kgs) can be installed using a tool-less rack rail. The rack rail is 27.87" (708 mm) deep and can be installed into server racks with installation depths from 28 - 30" (711 - 762 mm) and supports equipment up to 35" (889 mm). The tool-less rack rail is primarily for 4Post racks, but it can be installed in other 2Post configurations as well with the addition of 2Post conversion kits.
Tool-less rack rails can be installed into racks with square holes. Rack mount equipment weighing up to 200 lbs (90.7 kgs) can be installed using a tool-less rack rail. The rack rail is 27.87" (708 mm) deep and can be installed into server racks with installation depths from 28 - 30" (711 - 762 mm) and supports equipment up to 35" (889 mm). The tool-less rack rail is primarily for 4Post racks, but it can be installed in other 2Post configurations as well with the addition of 2Post conversion kits.
Tool-less rack rails can be installed into racks with square holes. Rack mount equipment weighing up to 200 lbs (90.7 kgs) can be installed using a tool-less rack rail. The rack rail is 27.87" (708 mm) deep and can be installed into server racks with installation depths from 28 - 30" (711 - 762 mm) and supports equipment up to 35" (889 mm). The tool-less rack rail is primarily for 4Post racks, but it can be installed in other 2Post configurations as well with the addition of 2Post conversion kits.
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