B-Line Eaton series open racks, Door hinges provide access to equipment back, 150 lb, Steel, Flat black powder coat, 12-24 panel mounting holes, 56 m

Yes. The SB708192408FB is built around 19-inch EIA panel mounting, with an overall width of 19.88 inches and 12-24 tapped panel mounting holes in the rails, so any standard 19-inch network or AV panel bolts straight in with 12-24 screws.

It gives you 56 mounting spaces, which works out to roughly 18 usable rack units of equipment (three tapped hole spaces per RU). Overall height is 24 inches and depth is 8 inches, so this is a short wall- or bench-height frame rather than a full floor cabinet.

Rated at 150 lb of equipment load. That covers patch panels, small switches, and light AV gear, but it is not the frame for a stack of servers or a large UPS. The rack itself weighs 21 lb, which matters if you are hanging it on a wall or a plywood backer.

Yes. Door hinges are built in so the frame swings open for access to the back of the mounted equipment. That is the point of this configuration, and it is why it works where the rack sits tight against a wall and there is no room to walk around it.

The frame depth is 8 inches, so this suits shallow gear: patch panels, punchdown blocks, 1U shallow switches, and cable management. Deeper switches and anything server-depth will overhang the frame and need a deeper rack or a cabinet instead.

The rails are formed as a closed channel with flanges of different widths. The closed duct gives you an enclosed path alongside the rails to run patch cords and power without cable flopping loose behind the gear, and the unequal flange lets you mount equipment flush on one side while keeping cable space on the other. If you want plain open channel rails with no cable duct, this is not that rack.

It is 11 gauge steel to ASTM A1011SS, which is a structural-quality hot-rolled sheet, finished in flat black powder coat. That is commercial-grade frame stock, not light-duty formed sheet, and the powder coat holds up in conditioned telecom and electrical rooms.

Yes, the SB708192408FB carries a UL Listing, which is normally the line item an institutional or government spec is looking for on rack and frame submittals.

Screws only. The panel mounting holes are tapped 12-24, so no cage nuts are required, but order 12-24 rack screws separately since fasteners for your equipment are not part of the frame.

The part to specify is B-Line (Eaton) SB708192408FB, the 24-inch high, 19.88-inch wide, 8-inch deep closed duct unequal flange rack in flat black powder coat with 56 mounting spaces. Quoting that full number keeps the hole pattern and finish consistent with the ones already installed.