B-Line Eaton series open racks, Aluminum uprights and steel extension brackets, 200 lb load capacity, Flat black powder coat, Wall-mounted network eq

Yes. The SB704232518FB is a 19 inch panel mount open frame rack, so any standard 19 inch rack-mount patch panel, switch, or shelf lines up with the uprights. It is an open frame, not an enclosure, so gear is accessible from both sides once mounted.

Rated 200 lb total load. That covers a typical IDF build of a patch panel, a 24 or 48 port switch, and a small UPS or shelf, but stack heavier battery backups on the floor instead. The rack itself only weighs 12.7 lb, so the wall structure it lands on is what you need to size for, not the frame.

Plan for a 25.25 by 25.25 inch footprint on the wall and 18 inches of projection off the face. Add depth beyond that 18 inches for patch cords and power whips at the rear of the equipment, and leave working room in front of the panel for a technician to dress cable.

A wall mount like the SB704232518FB gets equipment off the floor in a closet or back-of-house space where there is no room for a four post rack, and the 18 inch depth suits switches and patch panels rather than deep servers. If you are mounting deep chassis gear, multiple UPS units, or need more than the 200 lb this frame carries, go to a floor standing open rack instead.

Wall anchors or lag hardware suited to your substrate are a field decision, not part of the rack, since the fastener depends on whether you are hitting wood studs, concrete, or unistrut backing. You will also want rack screws or cage nut hardware for the gear itself, plus any vertical cable management or power strip you intend to add to the 19 inch uprights.

Order Eaton B-Line model SB704232518FB. That number covers the flat black powder coat, aluminum upright and steel bracket wall mount open frame rack rated 200 lb, 25.25 by 25.25 inches with 18 inch depth.

Both. The uprights are aluminum and the extension brackets that carry the load back to the wall are steel. Everything is finished in flat black powder coat, which keeps it unobtrusive in a finished space and resists scuffing during install.

The finish is flat black powder coat, the same non-gloss black used across most B-Line open frame rack hardware, so it reads consistently alongside existing black racks, ladder rack, and cable runway in the same room.