B-Line Eaton series double sided 30 inch shelf width distribution , 108" height, 43.62" length, 30" width, 9 vertical with 12 shelves, ASTM A36 struct

The Eaton B-Line SB60410809TG double sided distribution frame stands 108 inches high, 43.62 inches in length/depth, and 30 inches wide. At 9 feet tall it needs a room with real overhead clearance, so check ceiling height, sprinkler heads, and cable tray elevation in the telecom room before committing. Tipping it upright in place also takes headroom beyond the 108 inches.

It weighs 716.167 lb as an assembly of structural steel. That load is concentrated on a 43.62 by 30 inch footprint, so on raised access flooring you will normally need to transfer the load to the slab with pedestals or a load-spreading base rather than setting it on the panels. Plan on rigging or a pallet jack plus a crew for placement.

No. This is a distribution frame sized to support terminal blocks for central cross connects, configured with 9 verticals and 12 shelves at a 30 inch shelf width. It is not punched as a 19 inch EIA rack. For switches, patch panels, and rack-mount gear you want a two-post relay rack or an enclosed cabinet instead.

That is the frame's configuration: 9 verticals (the upright mounting sections that carry the cross connect field) with 12 shelves for terminal block mounting. The shelves are 30 inches of usable shelf width, matching the 30 inch frame width. If your block count or vertical count differs from 9 and 12, you want a different configuration in the series rather than adapting this one.

The frame is fabricated from ASTM A36 structural steel with a Telco gray powder coat. A36 is the standard mild structural grade, and the powder coat gives an indoor-grade finish appropriate to a conditioned or dry equipment room. It is not a galvanized or otherwise weatherized product, so keep it out of wet or corrosive locations.

Order Eaton B-Line model SB60410809TG. That number covers the double sided universal distribution frame at 108 inches high, 43.62 inches deep, 30 inches wide, 9 verticals with 12 shelves. Height, depth, and shelf count are all fixed in that part number, so a different configuration is a different number.

Because it is double sided, technicians work both 43.62 inch faces, so you need a working aisle on each side rather than backing it to a wall. Lay out the room so the 30 inch width dimension runs into the aisle and both cross connect faces stay reachable to the full 108 inch height, which usually means a rolling ladder or platform for the upper shelves.