Is either the 5-port or 8-port model rack mountable? Are the 'wings' included?
1606341
The 5 port has key holes on the back. The 8 port has nothing to mount it anywhere. I had to fabricate brackets to hold it to a wall.
1606342
It's rack mountable in the sense that you'd need to purchase the kit to make it so. The wings aren't included; you'd need something like an RF Armor 1UTSPRS 1U Rack System
1606343
No wings included with these models, they do have a two x 8 port model in a rack chassis.
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.
1413089
The unit is not designed to be rack mounted nor is there any rack mount equipment with it. I have mine on a rack shelf in my 19" rack and it works great. Fantastic FM and internet radio. Glad I bought it.
2158455
As the others have said, this is for basically mounting up to 5 drives. It doesn't provide a way to connect the drives to your PC so you have flexibility. One person said they used SATA-USB cables. In my case I used SATA drives and connected them to a SAS expander chained off an LSI RAID card. For mounting the rack, I screwed it to the back of the PC case. I took advantage of the rack's fan and, since fans have screw mounts on both sides, screwed it to the case where the rear case fan would normally go. Not pretty but the PC, which is my server, sits in the basement. Not the rack's fan does double-duty; it pulls air out of the server & blows it across the drives, basically cooling both. As the others have said, this is for basically mounting up to 5 drives. It doesn't provide a way to connect the drives to your PC so you have flexibility. One person said they used SATA-USB cables. In my case I used SATA drives and connected them to a SAS expander chained off an LSI RAID card. For mounting the rack, I screwed it to the back of the PC case. I took advantage of the rack's fan and, since fans have screw mounts on both sides, screwed it to the case where the rear case fan would normally go. Not pretty but the PC, which is my server, sits in the basement. Not the rack's fan does... » Read More As the others have said, this is for basically mounting up to 5 drives. It doesn't provide a way to connect the drives to your PC so you have flexibility. One person said they used SATA-USB cables. In my case I used SATA drives and connected them to a SAS expander chained off an LSI RAID card. For mounting the rack, I screwed it to the back of the PC case. I took advantage of the rack's fan and, since fans have screw mounts on both sides, screwed it to the case where the rear case fan would normally go. Not pretty but the PC, which is my server, sits in the basement. Not the rack's fan does double-duty; it pulls air out of the server & blows it across the drives, basically cooling both. « Show Less
907463
Good question, that info didn't come with the rack. I bought 2 of them and use them frequently. You'll have to contact the manufacture.
1326911
I agree with glen, there is no way. Even with a 24port patch panel and all the wiring it seems fairly flimsy. I did improve on its flimsiness a bit by not using the screw holes that are in the center of the rack.
175589
There are 8 USB ports, 2 in front and 6 in the back. Not sure if they are 2.0 or greater or a combo.
2158456
I need to correct my last post about the "Power" portion of this item. It actually DOES NOT provide power to the drives, but rather, the fan on this rack. However, sinc you will need the power supply anyway...it is THAT that you will get your power source from for the drives.
1841790
It did not come with a rack mount and the unit is about half the size of a regular rack component. I have since replaced the unit with the Presonus Single Channel unit that has a tube, EQ and compressor all in one.
1667830
Can not include a picture. Go here: http://paulpinkstaff.com/rack_41aNyf8B5wL_SY355_annotated.jpgfor all the dimensions.
2244561
It has 4+1(this one for WAN) gigabit ports on the back, you can check the 360º view on asus website: http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTAC56U/#overview
467623
This system is not rack mountable. I have it on a small table next to my PA system.
1171339
You will need spacers. Free via Kinsa. Apparently, port length is different.
2038318
You could put 2 3 rack systems side by side. It would probably take up a bit more space than a 6 rack system, but would work if you have sufficient space.
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.
192001
Just one of the mounting brackets. Assuming you have more brackets than PCI ports than your good!
1711460
The router itself does not mount to the rack. On our systems we mount it to flat shelves so that it can used.