B-Line SB5853096TG Eaton series open frame racks - Length 96 in, Width 19 in, Height 96 in - Steel

Yes. The SB5853096TG is a 19 inch wide network bay rack with 12-24 panel mounting holes on the rails, which is the standard thread for most switches, patch panels and rack shelves. Bring your own 12-24 rack screws and cage-free hardware sized to match; the holes are tapped 12-24, not square cage-nut openings.

38 mounting spaces on a 96 inch tall frame. That is the usable equipment capacity, so plan your patch panels, switches and cable management within those 38 spaces rather than assuming a full 45U of a 7-foot-plus enclosure.

The SB5853096TG is built as a Seismic Zone 4 network bay closed duct rack, so it is the version specified where seismic anchorage is required. It still has to be anchored to the floor (and braced overhead where the design calls for it) per the structural drawings to perform as intended.

Closed duct means the vertical uprights are enclosed sections that route and protect cable inside the frame rather than leaving it strapped to an open post. The top channel style gives you a running channel across the top of the rack for ladder rack or overhead cable runway attachment, which is how these bays get ganged into a row in a telecom room.

UL Listed, which is typically what a facility spec or an inspector wants to see on a telecom equipment rack. The frame is steel with a telco gray powder coat finish, matching the standard gray equipment lineup in most central offices and network rooms.

The frame weighs 77.91 lb, so two people can handle the bare rack into position. The weight of the loaded equipment, not the frame, is what drives your floor anchoring hardware on a seismic Zone 4 job.

The finish is telco gray powder coat over steel, the standard shade used across telecom and network bay hardware, so it lines up visually with existing gray bays in a row. Compare against your installed racks on height as well: this one stands 96 inches with 38 mounting spaces.