B-Line Eaton series open racks, Aluminum, Mounting units: 6, Flat black powder coat, Wall mounted patch panel bracket 19" or 23" panel mount, hinged

Six mounting units. At the standard 1.75 inch per rack unit that is 10.5 inches of usable panel space, which matches the bracket's stated 10.5 inch height. That is enough for, say, three 2U 48-port panels or six 1U panels and wire managers in a small MDF or IDF.

Six inches of depth, with an overall footprint of 19 inches wide by 10.5 inches high. Because the frame is hinged, it swings away from the wall so you can reach the rear of the panels for terminations and cable dressing, so allow clearance to one side on top of that 6 inch projection.

A hinged bracket like the SB750190606FB is for closets and small telecom rooms where there is no floor space and you still need rear access to the panels. It swings out for punch-down and patching work. A fixed wall bracket is fine when all connections are made from the front; a floor-standing open frame rack is the answer when you need more than a few rack units, or when switches and UPS gear have to go in the same frame.

It is aluminum with a flat black powder coat. Aluminum keeps the bracket light (12 lb) for one-person wall mounting and does not rust the way bare steel does, and the powder coat is a non-reflective flat black that matches typical black rack and panel hardware.

Plan on your own wall anchors or lag bolts sized to what you are fastening into (wood blocking, concrete, or steel studs), since the fasteners depend on the wall and are not part of the bracket. You will also want rack screws or cage nuts for the panels themselves, plus any wire management. The bracket and loaded panels are a real load, so hit blocking or masonry, not drywall alone.

Yes. SB750190606FB is the Eaton B-Line series open rack hinged wall mount patch panel bracket, 6 mounting units, aluminum, flat black powder coat, drilled for 19 inch or 23 inch panels. That is the number to quote for the black 6U hinged version.