B-Line Eaton series open racks - Length 84 in, Width 23 in, Height 84 in - Steel

Yes. The B-Line SB5472084TG is a seismic zone 4, network bay open duct rack, so it is built for the highest seismic zone classification. It is also UL Listed. Anchoring to the slab per the seismic detail is what makes that rating real on site, so budget for floor anchors as part of the install.

The rails adjust to a maximum mounting depth of 42 inches, which covers deep switches, chassis routers, and most rack mount servers. Set the rear rails to the deepest piece of gear going in the bay and shim shallower equipment forward.

An open frame bay like the B-Line SB5472084TG gives you access from all four sides and unrestricted airflow, which is why it is the standard in telecom and MDF rooms where the space itself is secured and cable density is high. Go to an enclosed cabinet instead when the equipment sits in a shared or public area and needs locked doors, or when you need contained front to rear airflow. The open duct design here is aimed at heavy vertical cable management, not physical security.

The bay is built with a channel across the top of the uprights. That top channel ties the frame together and gives you a structural point to land cable runway, ladder rack, or overhead bracing from the wall or ceiling, which is how a seismic zone 4 bay gets its top restraint in most telecom rooms.

Order Eaton B-Line model SB5472084TG. That number covers the 84 inch tall, 23 inch wide, 84 inch deep seismic zone 4 network bay in telco gray powder coat.

Steel construction with a telco gray powder coat, the standard color for central office and telecom equipment rooms so the bay matches existing lineups. The assembled rack weighs 118 lb, so it is a two-person set and stand.

It comes as a knocked down open frame bay, uprights plus the top channel, that you assemble and then anchor to the floor. At 118 lb assembled, handle the uprights in and build it in place rather than trying to walk a finished bay into a tight telecom room.