Rack
mounting
A
standardized enclosure which lets mounting of multiple equipment modules are
what makes up a rack mounting. They are ordinarily called 19inch rack and are
standardized in form which means it could not go beyond the pitching horizontal
size rack space that a standard equipment module should have. The front is 19
inches wide and shows the front panel with protruding devices on the side to
allow easy fastening of the module to the rack frame. It is occasionally called
shelf storing or rack mount chassis and the standard height usually measures up
to 42U tall to accommodate the usual industry rack.
Uses
and applications
The
rack mounting system is used in railroad systems in the previous years before
it emergence to house various types of gadgets and electronic devices.
Nowadays, it is used in most telecommunication, audio and video, entertainment
and computing industries. The hole in the middle is a legacy of the ILEC/CLEC
facilities which brought the standard to the mount. Stacking two or four of
them are usually done in the corporations which require server rooms and use it
to house modern data centers or ISP. For most studios, audio and video devices
and amplifiers are mounted on this rack, while most industry used it for
industrial power and automation.
Rack
mounted products available
There
are a lot of rack mounted devices offered in the market as the need for more
high powered devices are increasing. IPowerTech
is one of the companies which are recently offering Horizontal mount PDUs with
the aim to make every plug outlet of devices to be safe and all stacked in the
same rack mount as the device is mounted. Making plug outlets in one location
can make it easier for server rooms to manage all the plugs and sockets for an
orderly server room and device handling.For
more details, go here http://www.ipowertech.co.uk/#/ipower-intelligent-words/4568003183
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