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Paul Hovnanian P.E.
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What are 'standard' depths for for post EIA racks?
Various sites advertise their product specs, but they don't always agree.
Belden has a series of depths available (24, 28, 32, 36 inch depths):
http://www.belden.com/pdfs/07Markets/07_EnclosuresCableMgmt/XDR8419-312XX-Technical-Specifications.pdf
But I pulled an HP rack-mount terminal out of my scrap pile and measured the
(not adjustable) depth between front and back mounting flanges at 29.75".
This would suggest a 30" rack (1/4" off since my rack mounts to the inside
of the rack rails.
I'm building up a rack (home brewed) to fit in an oddball location. I know
that some side rails are adjustable. But some (see above example) are not.
What's the true story on standard front to back depths?
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Various sites advertise their product specs, but they don't always agree.
Belden has a series of depths available (24, 28, 32, 36 inch depths):
http://www.belden.com/pdfs/07Markets/07_EnclosuresCableMgmt/XDR8419-312XX-Technical-Specifications.pdf
But I pulled an HP rack-mount terminal out of my scrap pile and measured the
(not adjustable) depth between front and back mounting flanges at 29.75".
This would suggest a 30" rack (1/4" off since my rack mounts to the inside
of the rack rails.
I'm building up a rack (home brewed) to fit in an oddball location. I know
that some side rails are adjustable. But some (see above example) are not.
What's the true story on standard front to back depths?
--
Paul Hovnanian mailto
aul@Hovnanian.com------------------------------------------------------------------
Telemark: If it was easy, they'd call it snowboarding.