B-Line Eaton series open racks, Quick assembly using hand tools, Steel material, Eaton white powder coat finish, 23" rail depth, Cabinet

Yes. The SB5543084TG is a 19 inch wide rack, which is the standard EIA equipment mounting width used by servers, switches, patch panels and rack-mount UPS gear. It stands 84 inches tall, the common full-height open frame size for a telecom or IDF room.

Rail mounting depth is adjustable out to a 42 inch maximum, so deep chassis servers and long UPS units will sit on it. The base rail depth referenced for the rack is 23 inches, which covers shallow switches and patch panels without the rails hanging past the load.

It is an open frame rack, not a four-sided enclosure with doors and side panels. Open frame is the usual choice in a secured telecom or IDF room where you want free airflow and both-sides cable access; if the room is shared or public and the gear needs to be locked away, you want an enclosed cabinet instead.

The SB5543084TG uses a closed duct unequal flange upright. The closed duct profile gives an enclosed channel in the upright for routing cable down the rack rather than strapping it to the outside, and the unequal flange means the two legs of the upright are different widths, which sets how the rack mounts and where the rails sit relative to the frame. It is built with a top angle style frame.

The rack weighs 79.27 lb bare, before any equipment. That is a two-person lift to stand upright at 84 inches, but it assembles with standard hand tools, so no special tooling or shop press is needed to put it together on site.

Yes, the SB5543084TG carries a UL Listed certification, which is what most institutional and government spec sheets call for on equipment racks in an electrical or telecom room.

Steel construction throughout, with a powder coat finish over it. Steel uprights are what let an open frame carry a full column of switches and servers for the life of the room, and the powder coat keeps the frame from surface rusting in an unconditioned closet.