Wall boxes with swing frame
25 October 2000
Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services
Unirack's modular 19" wall box series, the Unibox, is manufactured from 1,2 mm and 1,6 mm mild steel, in accordance to DIN41494. With a back panel and bolt-on swing frame, each wall box front has a 10 mm lip onto which a 4 mm thick toughened front glass door locks. A back panel is supplied as an add-on when required. Swing back frames allow for easy bolt-on to the wall box. A locating pin is fitted to align the wall box to the swing back, making for easier locking and neater fitting.
All 6U, 9U, 12U and 15U wall boxes are supplied with 2 x 120 mm x 120 mm fan cut-outs as standard. Fans and/or filter kits are available as optional extras. All wall boxes and swing backs 4U, 6U, 9U and 15U are supplied with gland hole cutouts with covers fitted. 19" punched profiles are fully adjustable throughout the depth of the wall box.
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