B-Line Eaton series open racks, Steel, Telco gray powder coat, 30" rack mounting units spacing qty., Swing gate wall mount equipment rack

It is built with 30 rack mounting units of spacing, so you have 30U of usable panel space for switches, patch panels, and rack-mount UPS gear. The frame itself is 108 inches tall overall, which leaves room above and below the mounting area for cable management and the wall attachment.

Yes. The B-Line Eaton series swing gate rack is a 19 inch wide open frame, which is the standard EIA rack width, so any 19 inch rack-mount switch, patch panel, or shelf with standard EIA hole spacing lands on it.

A swing gate rack like the SB506108XUTG is for telecom rooms and IDF closets where you need rear access to terminations but do not have floor space for a cabinet. The frame hangs on the wall and pivots out so you can reach behind mounted gear. Choose it when the room is secure and airflow is open. If the equipment sits in a public corridor, a shop, or a dusty space and needs to be locked or shielded, go with an enclosed wall mount cabinet instead, since an open frame gives no physical security or dust protection.

The rack is UL Listed. That covers the rack itself; grounding and bonding of the frame and any powered equipment still has to be done to your local electrical code.

At 117 lb bare, this is a two-person lift and hold. The frame is 108 inches tall, so you are positioning a nine foot steel assembly against the wall while you set fasteners. Get it anchored into studs or masonry rated for the rack weight plus the full equipment load before you populate it.

Telco gray powder coat over steel, which is the standard finish across the Eaton B-Line open frame rack line, so it matches existing B-Line telco gray racks and ladder rack in the same room. Powder coat over steel also holds up better than paint in a closet where gear gets slid in and out repeatedly.