Tripp Lite 8U Wall-Mount Bracket for Small Switches & Patch Panels Hinged
When a full cabinet takes up too much floor in a small back room, this bracket gets network drops off the desk and onto the wall. The frame swings open to give your hands room behind the punch downs. Heavy steel holds the equipment square while you route horizontal runs.
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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 frame
The bracket swings outward from either the left or right side. You pull the release, swing the gear clear of the wall, and get direct access to the rear punch blocks without taking panels down.
Smooth finished steel
Heavy-gauge steel panels are laser-cut with smooth inner edges. Bundles of bulk copper pull through cleanly during termination without catching on burrs or chewing through cable jackets during maintenance.
Standard stud spacing
Keyhole mounting cutouts line up directly with standard wall stud spacing behind drywall. You drive the lag bolts into the framing, hang the empty bracket, and tighten the hardware down.
Hardware in the box
Fasteners for mounting the bracket to the wall ship in the package alongside the hardware needed to secure your patch panel or switch. You can mount the frame and start punching down runs right away.
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