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Universal mounting pattern holds Extron® and other small devices

The UNI Series laser-cut connector panels feature knockouts designed to accept a number of connectors, including XLR and Neutrik. The innovative design allows mounting of both male and female connectors to the same holes simply by knocking out the correct pattern. Made from one-piece flanged steel, black powder coat finish.

The VDS shelf is a partially vented mounting solution for most deep equipment. This shelf has a front to rear mounting adjustment range from 23-1/2” to 32”. NOTE: Fits in racks with a minimum 23-1/2” from front to rear rail.

We designed the broadcast standard 22” wide VRK specifically for mounting video and AV equipment. Built-in horizontal lacing bars are ideal for quick tie-and-slide lacing of video cable bundles. Choose a VRK for a strong, narrow enclosure with seismic certification and open or removable sides.

Choose this versatile rack for applications where a protective enclosure is not required. The VPM series accommodates all depths of equipment, and can be used either as a horizontal mount under a desk or table, or vertically as a wall mount.

Choose this versatile rack for applications where a protective enclosure is not required. The VPM series accommodates all depths of equipment, and can be used either as a horizontal mount under a desk or table, or vertically as a wall mount.

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Vent blockers are used to prevent the recirculation of hot air between top-mount fans and nearby vent openings. Vent blockers should be placed over the enclosure’s vents located on the upper front of the enclosure, upper sides, and upper rear door (depending on enclosure). This will ensure that heated enclosure air will be forced out through the top-mounted exhaust fans instead of re-circulating, keeping equipment cool.

Vent blockers are used to prevent the recirculation of hot air between top-mount fans and nearby vent openings. Vent blockers should be placed over the enclosure’s vents located on the upper front of the enclosure, upper sides, and upper rear door (depending on enclosure). This will ensure that heated enclosure air will be forced out through the top-mounted exhaust fans instead of re-circulating, keeping equipment cool.