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Accu-Tech UCP-SF rack accessory

FEATURES & BENEFITSFills unused spaces while providing ventilation.

EIA compliant 19” rackmount drawer shall be Middle Atlantic Products model # UD1. Drawer shall have useable width of 15.93”, a useable surface of 13.43” and occupy 1 rackspace. Drawer base shall be 20-gauge steel, top and sides shall be 20-gauge steel. Drawer faceplate shall be 20-gauge steel with a black powder coat finish. Drawer shall extend 14”. Drawer shall use full extension, ball bearing slides. UD1 shall have cable entry point at the rear of the drawer. Drawer shall have mounting hole spacing of 1.25”. Drawer shall have a 50 lb. weight capacity. Drawer shall be UL Listed in the US and Canada. Drawer shall be GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality Certified for Children and Schools. Drawer shall be RoHS EU Directive 2002/95/ EC compliant. Drawer shall be manufactured by an ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 registered company. Drawer shall be warrantied to be free from defects in materials or workmanship under normal use and conditions for a period of three years.

The UD Series drawers offer an economical rack storage solution. Full extension ball bearing slides extend a full 14” to reveal inside dimensions measuring 15-7/8” wide by 14-1/2” deep. Each model comes with a face formed drawer pull. User-installed latch and keylock are available options. Black powder coat finish.

Works with UFA Series shelves “Universal Face-After” shelves designed to mount small items conveniently in the front or rear of a rack while providing outstanding cable management and small device tie down points. These shelves feature the unique ability to mount a faceplate after the shelf is installed and populated, providing an attractive and secure covering.

Universal mounting pattern holds Extron® and other small devices

Universal mounting pattern holds Extron® and other small devices

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.

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