Rackmount.IT RM-FR-T17 1U Rack Mount Kit for FortiSwitch 108F, White

Desktop network appliances like the Fortinet FortiSwitch 108F often end up stacked on shelves or left unsecured, wasting rack space and making cable management a headache. The Rackmount.IT RM-FR-T17 solves this by providing a purpose-built 1U rack mount kit that transforms the switch into a clean, front-facing rack unit.

Who is it for

IT professionals and network administrators who need to install a FortiSwitch 108F in a standard 19-inch rack, especially in small offices, data closets, or branch locations where space is limited and front access to ports is essential.

Main features

• Precision fit for Fortinet FortiSwitch 108F – ensures a secure and stable mount without modification.
• 1U form factor for standard 19-inch racks – saves space and keeps your rack organized.
• Front-facing port access – routes network and console connections to the front for easy patching and troubleshooting.
• Secure power supply retention – prevents accidental disconnection of the power cord.
• Includes LAN cables and keystones – ready for immediate connectivity, no extra purchases needed.
• White powder-coated steel finish – matches light-colored rack environments and provides durability.
• Integrated airflow cutouts – maintains proper ventilation to prevent overheating.
• Quick and easy installation – all necessary rack ears, screws, cage nuts, and cable ties included.

Specifications

• Compatible model: Fortinet FortiSwitch 108F
• Rack units: 1U
• Rack standard: 19-inch
• Color: White (RAL 9003)
• Material: Powder-coated steel
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 482 x 217 x 44 mm
• Mounting position: Front-mount
• Included hardware: Rack ears, screws, cage nuts, cable ties, LAN cables, keystones
• Compliance: CE, RoHS
• Warranty: 5-year manufacturer warranty
• Country of origin: Netherlands

Tips

Before installation, verify that your rack has sufficient depth (at least 217 mm) and that the FortiSwitch 108F is powered off. Use the included cable ties to neatly bundle excess cables and maintain airflow. For high-density racks, consider using a patch panel above or below the unit to simplify cable management.