B-Line SB704237424TG Eaton series open frame racks, Aluminum uprights and steel extension brackets, Telco gray powder coat, #12-24 panel mounting holes, 200 lb load capacity, Wall-mounted network equipment rack. Heavy duty, 19" Panel mount

Rated for 200 lb of equipment load. That is enough for patch panels, a small switch stack, and a UPS or shelf, but it rules out loading it like a floor-standing server frame. Because it is wall mounted, the anchors and wall substrate carry that 200 lb plus the rack's own 25.4 lb, so the mounting surface needs to be structural (studs, backer board, or masonry), not drywall alone.

Depth is 24 inches, so plan on the rack projecting roughly two feet off the wall before you add cable bend radius and patch cord slack in front. In a tight closet or corridor, measure clear floor-to-wall space first; 24 inches of projection plus a body in front of it is the usual reason an installer switches to a shallower wall mount bracket rack.

Both. The uprights are aluminum and the extension brackets that carry the rack off the wall are steel, so the load path into the anchors is steel while the panel-mounting rails stay light. It is the reason the whole frame only weighs 25.4 lb yet still carries 200 lb of gear.

An open frame gives you access to both sides of every panel and free air movement, which is what you want in a locked telecom room or IDF closet where the room itself is the security. Pick an enclosed wall cabinet instead when the gear sits in a public corridor, a classroom, or a tenant space where you need a lockable door and some dust protection. This one is open frame, 19 inch panel mount, in telco gray powder coat.

The panel mounting holes are tapped #12-24, which is the common tapped-rail thread on telco racks, so order #12-24 rack screws to match. Wall anchors are a separate item because they depend on your substrate; specify them for the wall you are fastening into once you know it carries the 200 lb rated load plus the 25.4 lb rack.

Telco gray powder coat is the standard equipment-room gray used across B-Line rack and cable runway product, so it reads as a match alongside existing gray racks, runway, and wall angle rather than the black finish common on enclosed cabinets. If the room was built out in black, expect a visible difference.