B-Line Eaton series double sided 18 inch shelf width distribution , 96" height, 31.62" length, 18" width, 5 vertical with 10 shelves, ASTM A36 structu

The Eaton B-Line SB60209605TG universal distribution frame stands 96 inches high, with a length/depth of 31.62 inches and a width of 18 inches. At 96 inches it needs a room with enough clear ceiling height to stand it upright plus service clearance overhead, so check low-ceiling basements and plenum spaces before committing.

312 pounds for the frame alone, before any terminal blocks, cross-connect wire, or cable slack is added. On a raised access floor that load is concentrated on the frame's base, so confirm the floor system's point load rating; on slab it is a non-issue. Plan for mechanical handling and more than one installer, this is not a one-man carry.

No. SB60209605TG is the frame and shelf structure only, built to support terminal blocks for central cross connects. Blocks, jumper wire troughs, and any cable management you want on the verticals are separate line items, so build them into the same order or the frame arrives with nothing to terminate on.

It supports terminal blocks for central cross connects, the main cross-connect point where outside plant or riser cable terminates and jumpers run to station cable. Double sided means blocks mount on both faces of the frame, roughly doubling termination capacity in the same floor footprint, which is why these show up in central telecom rooms rather than in individual closets.

Five verticals with 10 shelves, and the shelves are 18 inches wide. With a double sided configuration that works out to a bay of five upright sections carrying terminal block shelves on both faces. If your block count needs more or fewer positions, the shelf and vertical count is the number to match, not just the overall height.

Certifications are shown as not applicable for this frame. It is a structural steel support bay, not an electrical device, so it is not the item a plan reviewer expects a listing mark on. Where an inspector cares is seismic or structural anchorage of the bay itself, which is handled by your engineer's attachment detail rather than by a product listing.