B-Line Eaton series open racks, Steel, Telco gray powder coat, 12-24 panel mounting holes, 77 mounting spaces, Top angle style, Seiemic zone 4, netwo

The SB506096XUTG gives you 77 mounting spaces on a 96 inch tall frame. That is a full-height network bay rack, so plan your ceiling clearance and any overhead cable runway or ladder rack above it before you set the footprint.

Yes. The frame is 19 inches wide with 12-24 tapped panel mounting holes, which is the standard prep for 19 inch EIA equipment and patch panels. Because the holes are 12-24 tapped rather than square cage-nut openings, bring 12-24 rack screws, not cage nuts.

It is built as a seismic zone 4 network bay closed duct rack, and it is UL Listed. The steel is 11 gauge to ASTM A1011SS. Anchoring still has to follow your structural engineer's detail for the slab, since the rack rating covers the frame, not your floor attachment.

Allow 39-7/16 inches of depth for the rack itself, plus your front and rear service aisles. That footprint is deeper than a typical two-post relay rack because of the integral duct sections, so check it against the room layout before committing the pad locations.

A closed duct design carries vertical cable channels integral to the uprights, so patch cords and copper runs are routed inside the bay rather than hanging off the outside. It suits high-density network bays where you are dressing hundreds of jumpers. If you are only mounting a few switches or a UPS and cable volume is light, a basic two-post open frame is simpler and takes less floor depth than this 39-7/16 inch deep bay.

Top angle style means the rack is finished at the top with an angle member, which is what you land overhead cable runway or ladder rack hardware on. If your design calls for a top-plate or channel-top bay instead, this is not that configuration.

Order it as B-Line SB506096XUTG. That designation covers the 96 inch tall, 19 inch wide, 77-space seismic zone 4 closed duct bay in Telco gray with 12-24 threaded rails.

The frame weighs 109 lb bare. At 96 inches tall and that weight it is a two-person lift to stand up and hold plumb while the anchors go in, and it wants to be positioned before any equipment is loaded.

Telco gray powder coat over steel, which is the standard color for central office and telecom rooms, so it lines up visually with existing telco-gray bays and ladder rack. The powder coat is a durable finish for MDF and IDF rooms where racks get bumped during moves and adds.