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The Hoffman Enclosures D19FVT912B is a tool-less vented shelf designed for 19-inch rack mounting systems. Constructed from steel with a black polyester powder-coated finish, it supports equipment within standard enclosures. The unit features a sliding mechanism that allows extension for access to rear-mounted components. It accommodates depths ranging from 900mm to 1200mm and mounts onto rack angles equipped with EIA-spaced square holes measuring 0.375 inches.
Verify the specific depth requirement matches the 900-1200mm range before ordering. Confirm that the target enclosure rack angles utilize EIA-spaced 0.375-inch square holes for compatibility. Ensure the black RAL 9005 finish meets environmental aesthetic standards. Check current manufacturer lead times as availability may vary by region.
Select this model when a fixed shelf is insufficient due to rear-access needs. The tool-less feature reduces assembly time compared to bolted alternatives. Verify that the 19-inch width aligns with the rack system dimensions. Consider the vented construction if passive cooling is required for the supported load.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman series of rack accessories. It complements wall-mount and floor-standing enclosures by providing internal organization. The product line emphasizes ease of installation and durability through steel construction and protective coatings.
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