Subracks are storage devices designed to be placed as part of a standardised 19-inch rack, and are often used to house electrical equipment. They are used in conjunction with 19-inch racks and can be enhanced using other rack accessories to construct a rack to the desired specification. Subracks are measured using horizontal pitch (HP) for their width, and simple units (U) for their height.
What are subracks used for?
19-inch racks are ubiquitous across many industries for storage of electrical equipment. Subracks can be used in applications ranging from the housing of military telecoms equipment, to use in the transport industry, as well as in applications relating to test and measurement.
Types of subracks
Subracks differ broadly in their dimensions (horizontal pitch, depth and units) and the material they are made from. This depends on what equipment they need to house. The metals used in their construction range from aluminium, to stainless steel, to zinc, according to how strong the subrack needs to be.
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The innovative design of these Chassis Trays, offers
the user a heavy duty, highly flexible 19in. rack mountable Electronic Equipment Enclosure, suitable for almost any application. Two layer Front Panel design, with adjustable gap (0 to 20 mm)Outer Front Panel ...
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• To slot into the 19 in slide
mounts• Static load-carrying capacity 15 kg per pair• Support for heavy 19 in chassis• 1.5 mm steel with aluminium zinc finish• RoHS compliant.
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Steel supports may be varied along the depth
of the rack andoffer an ideal method of supporting heavy equipmentWhen used in conjunction with 19” equipment they position cardframes accurately in line with U heightsThe horizontal sections of the supports are ...
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Complete slide-in unit made from Al/Zn-coated sheet steel
with aluminium profile front panelInstallations are attached straight to the base plateRear wall can be removed for easy processingFront panel easy to process mechanicallyCover plate closed.
