B-Line SB837096DFB Eaton series open frame racks, Pre-drilled cross and attachment members, Steel, Flat black powder coat, 26 panel units, Dual hinge wall mount cabinet, 16 gauge

The SB837096DFB wall mount cabinet carries 26 panel units of mounting rail space, so you have 26U of usable rack-mount height for switches, patch panels and UPS gear. Rails are pre-drilled cross and attachment members, so panels bolt straight to the existing hole pattern.

Dual hinge means the cabinet body swings away from the wall in addition to the door swinging off the body. That gives you rear access to cabling and terminations without unracking equipment or pulling the enclosure off the wall, which is the reason installers pick this over a fixed wall box in a tight closet.

Plan for the enclosure's own 66.2 lb plus everything you rack in it. At that weight you want lag or through-bolt fasteners landing in studs or structural blocking, not drywall anchors. The steel cabinet is 19 in wide, which is narrower than typical 16 in stud spacing gives you in a single bay, so lay out the mounting points against your framing before you cut in.

Yes, the SB837096DFB is UL Listed. That is the rating stated for it, and it is the one most facility and institutional specs call out for enclosures going into a communications or electrical room.

The cabinet ships as the enclosure with its pre-drilled cross and attachment members, so it gives you the 26U of mounting rail and nothing racked. Budget separately for your rack screws or cage nut hardware, any shelves or vertical cable management, and the lag or through-bolt fasteners sized to your wall construction, since anchors depend on whether you are hitting wood studs, steel studs or masonry.

16 gauge is the stated construction for this B-Line cabinet, and it is a heavier wall than the light-gauge sheet used on consumer-grade wall boxes. Combined with the pre-drilled steel cross and attachment members, it is built for full-depth switch and patch panel loading rather than a single shelf.

Flat black powder coat, which is the standard finish on B-Line open frame rack and cabinet product, so it sits consistently alongside black racks, ladder tray and cable management in the same room. Powder coat over steel also holds up better than paint in a back-of-house or mechanical space where the enclosure gets knocked.