B-Line Eaton series open racks, Steel, Flat black powder coat, 25-1/4", Self supporting relay rack, 11 gauge, ASTM A570

Yes. The SB556036XUFB is a two-post open frame relay rack built to the 19 inch equipment width, so standard 19 inch network gear, patch panels and cable management mount directly to the two uprights. It is a self supporting relay rack, meaning it stands on its own without wall or ceiling bracing.

It stands 36 inches tall with a 36 inch depth footprint, so it clears low ceilings easily and suits a closet, a bench, or a spot under a counter. At 27.5 pounds bare it is a one-person carry into a telecom room.

Yes, the SB556036XUFB relay rack is UL Listed. That is the line item institutional and MRO buyers usually need for a spec submittal on a telecom or IT room build.

A two-post open frame relay rack like the SB556036XUFB is the right call for patch panels, switches and shallow gear that mounts by its front flanges, and it keeps every cable run and port visible for service. Go to a four-post enclosed cabinet instead when you are hanging deep servers that need rear support, or when you need lockable doors for physical security. This one is open on both sides for access.

The uprights are 11 gauge steel to ASTM A570. That is a structural-grade hot rolled sheet spec, which is why the rack carries loaded equipment without a rear post or wall bracing.

It is a self supporting relay rack, so it stands without being fastened to a wall or overhead structure. Many jurisdictions and facility standards still call for floor anchoring on a loaded rack, so plan on hardware suited to your slab if your spec or seismic requirement calls for it.

Flat black powder coat, which is the standard finish on most patch panels, shelves and cable managers, so it blends into an existing black equipment lineup. Powder coat also holds up better than paint in a room that sees carts and tools.