DSIT 12U 19-Inch Wall-Mount Rack Frame, Fixed, 180mm Deep, Black (DS-WMB12-S)

Managing network equipment in tight spaces often means compromising on accessibility or stability. The DSIT 12U 19-inch wall-mount rack frame solves this by providing a fixed, open-frame mounting solution that keeps your patch panels, switches, and other 19-inch devices securely organized against the wall. With a usable depth of 180 mm, it accommodates shallow-depth equipment while maintaining a low profile in corridors, small server rooms, or telecom closets.

Who is it for

This rack frame is ideal for IT technicians, network installers, and facility managers who need a reliable, space-saving mounting option for 19-inch equipment in environments where floor-standing racks are impractical. It suits small offices, retail back rooms, educational institutions, and industrial control cabinets.

Main features

• 12U (12 height units) of 19-inch rack space for standard equipment mounting.
• Fixed, non-hinged L-shaped frame for robust wall installation without swing-out movement.
• 180 mm usable depth supports shallow network devices, patch panels, and cable management.
• Constructed from powder-coated steel in black (RAL 9005) for durability and a professional appearance.
• Open-frame design promotes passive airflow, reducing the risk of overheating.
• Integrated cable entry points allow clean routing of cables from top or bottom.
• Includes mounting hardware: screws, cage nuts, and wall plugs for immediate installation.
• Flat-packed for efficient transport and easy self-assembly.
• Compliant with RoHS and CE standards for safety and environmental responsibility.

Specifications

• Rack unit height: 12U
• Rack standard: 19-inch
• Mounting type: Wall mount
• Usable depth: 180 mm
• Frame type: Fixed (non-hinged)
• Material: Steel
• Color: Black (RAL 9005)
• Load capacity: 60 kg
• Number of mounting rails: 2 (front)
• Mounting profile: L-shaped
• Finish: Powder coated
• Compliance: RoHS, CE
• Application: Network, IT, telecommunications

Tips

Before mounting, verify that the wall can support the combined weight of the frame and equipment (up to 60 kg). Use a spirit level to ensure the frame is perfectly horizontal, and consider installing a cable management bar behind the rails to keep patch cords tidy. For optimal airflow, leave at least 50 mm clearance above and below the frame.