Wall mounted rack EFB Elektronik WGB-1912TS.45

The EFB Elektronik WGB-1912TS.45 is a 12U wall mounted rack designed to organize and secure network devices in constrained spaces. With a compact footprint and a black finish, this wall cabinet supports up to 80 kg of mounted equipment and provides a tidy solution for small server, switch and patch panel installations. The unit combines a vertical height of 12U with a depth suited to standard network components, offering a balance between capacity and space efficiency.

Advantages

This wall mounted rack offers a robust metal construction and a professional black coating that minimizes visual impact in office and technical rooms. The 12U capacity and 450 mm internal depth accommodate common 19-inch rack-mounted devices while the 535 mm external width helps fit the cabinet into narrow wall spaces. The rated maximum load of 80 kg ensures safe mounting of switches, routers and small servers when installed according to mounting instructions.

Suitable for

• Small server rooms and network closets
• Office network equipment: switches, routers, patch panels
• Home lab and smart-home controller installations
• Point-of-sale and telecom wall-mounted setups

Key specifications

• Rack capacity: 12U
• External width: 535 mm
• External depth: 450 mm
• External height: 572 mm
• Maximum load capacity: 80 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Fix the rack securely to a load-bearing wall using appropriate anchors and screws for your wall type and observe the recommended mounting height. Install 19-inch equipment into the rack rails, balancing weight distribution and leaving space for cabling and airflow. Use cable management accessories and front or rear panels as needed to maintain organized connections and service access. Verify that the total weight of installed equipment does not exceed the stated maximum load.

Recommendations

Place heavier devices at the bottom of the rack, allow clearance for ventilation on devices that generate heat, and route power and network cabling to avoid strain on connectors. Regularly inspect wall fixings and load distribution after significant equipment changes.