rack openings, and front panel width. This specification has defined 19-inch racks for 50 years, but does not cover all of the relevant features that should be considered before purchasing a rack.

For those who love systems and structure, owning a 19-inch rack with just one slot filled is just not it. But what if the rest of your gear isn’t 19-inch? Well, then you go out and make it so ...

The EREN-18, EREN-27, and EREN-42E are now shipping. “The cost-effective, portable, and fully welded EREN family of 19-inch equipment rack enclosures has been designed for installations where ...

is proud to announce it will feature its new 19-inch Equipment Rack Enclosure (EREN) series at ISC East 2014, held in New York from Nov. 19-20 at the Jacob Javits Convention Center, booth 430.

Fremont, Calif. — Elma Electronic Inc. has introduced ruggedized MicroTCA enclosures in a 19-inch rack-mount format. The 19-inch enclosures are designed to meet MIL-STD-810F, 167, 461D, and 901D.

These network rack and cabinet accessories fit in 23-inch-wide equipment mounting rails instead of standard 19-inch-wide racks. They include rack-mount drawers, shelves, horizontal cable ...

OT Systems MR-C10 is a 19-inch rack for micro-type products. It features hot-swappable design and is environmentally hardened. It is compatible with NHD100Micro, NHD110DRMicro, FTD100Micro, ...

said he "always thought our mainframe was svelte anyway," but acknowledged that the 19-inch footprint means air flow, storage and a mainframe can be integrated into a standard rack. "It gives our ...

Wagner UK has launched Titanus Rack-Sens a range of modular fire protection systems for 19-inch rack cabinets. Based on its Titanus Micro Sens addressable Air Sampling Detection (ASD) system, ...

“We looked at the 21 inch Open Rack, and we said no, this needs to fit any 19 inch rack,” Bachar told the DCD Webscale audience. ”We wanted to create a cost reduction of 50 percent in common elements ...

Vendors like IBM, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, and RLX--as well as networking vendors-- use "U" to describe the amount of space that their rack-mountable gear takes up in a standard 19-inch rack.