Electrical Equipment Rack
Item Name Code (INC) 06353
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An open or inclosed frame structure designed to accommodate (but does not include) electrical/electronic equipment mounted on standard width panels so that the equipment may be operated after installation without being removed. It must have panel mounting rails that provide a uniform pattern of mounting holes that will accommodate various combinations of standard width panels. It may include wires, cables, terminal boards, connectors, and the like, required for equipment operation. See also MOUNTING BASE, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT; CABINET, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT; and CASE (2) (as modified). Excludes MAIN DISTRIBUTING FRAME, TELEPHONE and INTERMEDIATE DISTRIBUTING FRAME, TELEPHONE.
Additional Information for Electrical Equipment Rack
Electrical Equipment Racks are structures designed to house and organize electrical equipment and components. They are commonly used in various industries, including telecommunications, data centers, and audio/video installations.
These racks are typically made of metal and feature a series of mounting holes or rails to securely hold equipment such as servers, switches, power distribution units (PDUs), patch panels, and other electronic devices. The racks provide a centralized and organized solution for managing and protecting electrical equipment.
Electrical Equipment Racks come in different sizes and configurations to accommodate various equipment sizes and installation requirements. They can be freestanding or wall-mounted, depending on the available space and specific needs.
Some key features of Electrical Equipment Racks include:
1. Ventilation: Racks often have perforated doors, side panels, or ventilation fans to ensure proper airflow and prevent overheating of the equipment.
2. Cable Management: Racks typically have built-in cable management features such as cable trays, tie-downs, and routing options to keep cables organized and minimize clutter.
3. Security: Racks may have lockable doors or panels to restrict access and protect the equipment from unauthorized tampering or theft.
4. Grounding: Proper grounding provisions are essential to ensure electrical safety and minimize the risk of electrical shocks or equipment damage.
5. Rack Units (U): Racks are measured in rack units (U), which represent the vertical space available for equipment mounting. One rack unit is equal to 1.75 inches (44.45 mm) in height.
When selecting an Electrical Equipment Rack, it is important to consider factors such as the weight capacity, compatibility with equipment dimensions, ease of installation, and any specific requirements for power distribution and cable management.
Overall, Electrical Equipment Racks provide a reliable and efficient solution for organizing and protecting electrical and electronic equipment in various applications.