Tripp Lite 8U Wall-Mount Bracket for Small Switches & Patch Panels Hinged
When a full-height cabinet will not fit in a back room, mounting flat to the wall keeps your network tidy. We built this steel bracket to hold patch panels and compact switches up off the floor. It swings open from either side so you can punch down wiring without unbolting gear.
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- Ideal for home office or small business with no floor space for full-size rack cabinet
- Steel construction with smooth laser-cut edges that won’t damage cable jackets
- Supports universal mounting for left- or right-hinging to allow easy cable access
- Keyhole mounting slots spaced 16 in. apart to match standard wall-stud placement
- Includes hardware for immediate mounting of bracket and equipment
How this one is built
Reversible swing hinge
The front frame swings open to the left or right so you can reach terminations on the back of your patch panel without dropping the whole unit from the wall.
Finished steel frame
Smooth laser-cut edges keep cable jackets from snagging during long pulls. Solid steel construction supports your networking hardware firmly in tight utility spaces and back offices.
Stud spacing alignment
Keyhole slots on the rear plate line up with standard wall studs for a solid anchor. The bracket mounts directly to building framing or backer board using the included hardware.
Hardware in box
We pack mounting screws and cage nuts with the bracket so you have what you need to hang the frame and secure your switches right out of the carton.
On the nameplate
These are the figures published for this unit. Where a number is missing here it was not printed on the listing, and we would rather leave the row out than fill it with a guess.
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