B-Line Eaton series open racks, Telco gray powder coat, 200 lb load capacity, Shelf and sliding keyboard drawer with mouse tray

The SB744M2315TG is a combination shelf and sliding keyboard drawer with mouse tray built for Eaton B-Line series open frame racks. Its overall width is 23 inches, which covers the rack rails plus mounting flanges on a standard 19 inch rack opening, and it projects 15 inches deep with a 4.75 inch height at the front. Measure your rail-to-rail spacing and check you have 15 inches of clear depth behind the rails before ordering.

Rated at 200 lb load capacity. That is ample for a keyboard, mouse, and a monitor or small KVM sitting on the shelf surface. It is not intended as a server or UPS shelf, since the sliding drawer mechanism is the point of the unit.

No. The SB744M2315TG is a single assembly combining a fixed shelf with a sliding keyboard drawer and an attached mouse tray, so you get a work surface and a retractable keyboard position in one rack unit purchase. You will still need the rack mounting screws and cage nuts that suit your rail type.

Order it as Eaton B-Line SB744M2315TG. That number covers the Telco gray, aluminum, 200 lb shelf and sliding keyboard drawer with mouse tray, 23 inches wide by 15 inches deep by 4.75 inches high.

Aluminum construction with a Telco gray powder coat finish. Aluminum keeps the unit light (21.3 lb) so a single tech can hang it, and the powder coat holds up in dry mechanical and telecom rooms. For wet or corrosive environments you want an enclosed, gasketed cabinet rather than an open rack shelf.

The finish is Telco gray powder coat, which is the same standard color B-Line uses across its open frame rack line, so it matches racks and accessories already specified in that color. If your existing racks are black, the gray unit will read as a different component.

Allow for the 4.75 inch front height of the unit plus room for the drawer to slide out without fouling equipment above or below. At 15 inches of depth on a two-post open rack, the shelf cantilevers off the front rails, so keep patch cords and cable managers clear of the slide path.