B-Line Eaton series open racks, Steel, Telco gray powder coat finish, Siesmic zone 4, Closed duct, 45 mounting spaces, Top channel style, 19"

Yes. The SB5561096TG is a 19 inch open frame relay rack with 45 mounting spaces, so anything built to the standard 19 inch EIA rack width (switches, patch panels, UPS shelves) mounts to it. It is an open two-post frame, not an enclosed cabinet, so gear that needs a fully enclosed or lockable body is not a fit.

It is built as a Seismic Zone 4 open duct unequal flange rack, which is the construction telecom and data rooms in high seismic areas specify. It also carries a UL Listing. Seismic performance still depends on anchoring the base to the slab and bracing the top per your engineer's detail, so the rack alone does not make the installation compliant.

45 mounting spaces across a 96 inch frame. Each mounting space is a single tapped or punched position group in the rail, so count your equipment by the spaces it consumes rather than assuming a one-to-one match with a catalog RU figure for an enclosed cabinet.

The SB5561096TG uses a top angle channel across the head of the frame. That is the surface you land overhead cable runway or ladder rack on, and it is where the top bracing back to the structure attaches. If your design calls for a flat top plate instead, this is not that version.

The frame weighs 94.54 lb bare. That is a two-person lift to stand it up, and because it is an unequal flange open frame it needs to be anchored to the floor before you load any equipment onto it. Add your gear weight on top when sizing floor anchors.

An open frame such as the B-Line SB5561096TG gives you two-post mounting with all four sides open, which is what you want for patch panels, cross connects and lightweight switches where cable access and airflow matter more than security. Go to an enclosed cabinet instead when you need a lockable body, four-post support for deep servers, or physical separation of tenants. This frame is the seismic zone 4 open duct version, so it is aimed at telecom and MDF rooms rather than server aisles.

It is finished in telco gray powder coat over steel, the standard gray used across central office and MDF equipment frames, so it lines up visually with existing telco gray racks and runway. Powder coat over steel also holds up better to handling scuffs during install than a wet paint finish.

Order it as Eaton B-Line part number SB5561096TG. That number covers the 19 inch, 96 inch tall, 45 space seismic zone 4 frame in telco gray powder coat with the top angle style.