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The EDR19FM51U6 is a 2-post open frame rack manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It measures 96 inches in height, 20.28 inches in width, and 18 inches in depth. Constructed from aluminum with a black finish, this unit provides 51U of vertical mounting space within a 19-inch standard width framework. The design supports DataCom and TeleCom equipment installation while facilitating structured cabling management.
Verify the specific manufacturer part number EDR19FM51U6 against official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm dimensional accuracy and material specifications. Ensure that the required 19-inch width and 51U height capacity align precisely with the intended equipment layout. Cross-reference any associated ordering suffixes or configuration options directly with the manufacturer's current product catalog to avoid discrepancies in physical attributes or finish requirements.
Select this model when a robust, non-enclosed mounting solution is required for telecommunications hardware. The two-post design offers superior airflow compared to enclosed cabinets and simplifies rear cable access. Confirm that the 18-inch depth accommodates the deepest installed components. Verify that the facility floor can support the structural load of the aluminum frame and mounted equipment without additional reinforcement.
This component belongs to the Hoffman 19-inch Rack Packages series, which includes various heights ranging from 4 feet to 9 feet. These racks are engineered specifically for housing DataCom and TeleCom equipment. The EDR19FM51U6 represents an 8-foot (51U) variant within this standardized lineup, providing a balance between vertical capacity and footprint efficiency for mid-sized installations.
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