B-Line Eaton series open racks, Steel, Telco gray powder coat finish, 48 mounting spaces, Top channel style, Seismic Zone 4, network bay open duct ra

The SB5768096TG open duct rack gives 48 mounting spaces in a 96 inch tall frame, so it takes 48U of standard rack-mount gear. Plan your patch panels, switches and cable management within that 48-space count, since duct racks are usually loaded near full in network bays.

Footprint planning comes off three stated numbers: 23 inches wide, 96 inches high, and 96 inches on the length/depth dimension. Confirm your telecom room ceiling height clears a 96 inch frame plus overhead ladder rack or cable tray before you set anchors.

Yes. The SB5768096TG is built as a Seismic Zone 4 network bay open duct rack, which is what a hospital, school or municipal data room in a high seismic region typically specifies. It is also UL Listed.

An open duct rack like the SB5768096TG is the right choice where you need full access to both sides of the gear and vertical duct for cable management, and where cooling comes from the room rather than the enclosure. Go with an enclosed cabinet instead when you need to lock equipment down physically or keep dust out. With 48 mounting spaces and an open steel frame, this one is aimed at high-density patching and switch bays.

Frame steel is ASTM A1011SS, finished in Telco gray powder coat. That gray is the standard telecom room color, so it will match existing B-Line bays and ladder rack in the same room.

The SB5768096TG uses a top channel design, which gives you a structural member across the top of the bay for tying to overhead ladder rack, cable runway, or bracing back to the building structure. That top connection is a normal part of a seismic bay installation.

124 lb for the rack itself. That is a two-person set and stand, and the weight is frame only, before equipment load or seismic anchorage hardware.