Is this switch rack mountable ?
146009
Yes - but it is not wide enough for most racks. It does come with the mounting hardware. For most standard racks you will need additional hardware.
146010
Yes it is and it is sold with the hard ware and screws necessary to mount it
146011
Yes it is. The switch size is smaller than standard cabinets width, so It come with wide brackets.
1536867
It's rack mountable if you purchase this... http://www.amazon.com/Silverstone-Tek-Rackmount-Desktop-RA02B/dp/B009A2N48Y/ref=pd_sim_pc_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1FAH8ZGRD137GVJY8QF3 Also, it's slightly smaller than 4U... about an inch or so. Hope this helps.
2031461
I never did rack mount mine, though this case is heavy might. The rack kit is extra as always amazon has them. I have never seen slides for this model case. I would check Silverstone's website http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=330&area=en
753831
I have two of these switches mounted to a post - not sure if the cases have cutouts for mounting as I did not mount them that way.
1522167
Only if you use a Middle Atlantic U1 rack shelve or a Middle Atlantic RSH custom cut rack shelve with faceplate. There are no rack ears included with the switch and the wall mount kit consists of a pair of screws.
1522166
This unit is not meant to be rack-mounted, and there is no hardware included for rack mounting. you'd have to either set it on top of something in the rack or buy a rack mount shelf.The switch supports "trunking" (802.1q tagging), so you can daisy-chain them. Of course, a better design would be for each of the two switches to have a separate uplink to a core or distribution layer switch, if that's the application. Cheers.
1841791
No rack mount. If you took 4 CD cases and stacked them, that's about the size it.
1141312
Yes. There are two small metal tabs that attach to the sides at the front of the unit. These can be attached to the front of a standard rack. The unit is not very deep. These two tabs are all you need to securely mount the unit to a rack.
1674988
Yes, it is rack mountable and the ears come with the switch. You may need to supply your own rack screws.
637404
It's only mountable. If you mounted it to hooks, possibly.... but it's very flimsy. I actually don't recommend it.
462560
I am not sure if these are rack mountable. I know the 8 switch model. The 4 switch one is about half the width of the the 8 switch model(I have them both). The mounting holes on both models are identical size.
2171915
At the bottom of each lamp is a bolt and nut, so long as you have something with a hole in it you can mount it. There are no brackets needed. Each lamps mount also has a bolt that you can loosen to adjust the angle. There is no mounting hardware for the switch needed other than the included double sided sticky tape.
1487152
They mount with three options: screws, Velcro, or stick on pads and came with all three. We used the screws for the light and the Velcro for the switch. Nice product!
781001
It's not meant for a rack or junction box. It is meant to be wall-mounted independently of other devices. The mounting holes should be spaced for standard stud mounting or you can use anchors appropriate for your wall material.
734600
It is not mountable or at least not easily. No off switch just a switch for timer or on with no timer. to turn it off just unplug it.
1907232
If you are asking if it can be rack mounted, I believe it has 4 tapped hole per side to rack mount but does not come with screws.
467620
you will have to purchase the rack moutable equipment to make it that way. it does not come to you as rack mountable.