Do these rails slide out and in from the Server Rack. will it fit a Valrack rack?
619726
Neville, The rails slide in and out so that your server will come out all the way with out having to be removed from the rails at all. Yes the rails should fit in a Valrack rack. They will fit into almost any standard server rack available.
146242
Hi, I'm not sure about your rack, but I had to build two extenders for mine because the rack trails were too short. I knew they were short because I verified the minimum length of the bars for the hullavator and I mine were about 5" shorter. It is a matter of putting together two metal bars with some clamps (so that I can remove them). Good luck ;)
1642888
This has a like a rectangle shape in the back where the rack slides to. Hope this helps.
1581613
Unfortunately no, at least not mine. My rack prevented snagging, though I used it on a rack from oldmanmountain.com
575197
Sorry - I just noticed this was for the single rail rack. I have the double rack and it's not much more money.
2015613
I bought this rack, but have actually not used it yet. my assumption is that it does fit. I did a lot of searching to select this, so I'm confident it will work.
1929925
I would have to measure to make sure. My rails seemed pretty thin, but they fit a little too snugly into to small sized bracket and make the plastic. But they're working, so I'll just order the larger one if/when these break. I also looked in an RV catalog and could not find great specs on which one to get.
1741965
Yes, they will fit. Just make sure where you mount it there is room above the rack to get them in and out.
680323
There are two holes on my rack, one hole is 6" from the vertical and the second is 9" from the vertical. This rack is older and has the Reese name on it, so the distance may be different on the Swagman.
2076685
Sorry, no experience with that exact server and case, but I would think that if it is designed to fit in a standard rack which I would think it would, it should fit. That would actually be a good question for Dell. The mounting nuts fit in the various slots so it is very versatile. I would think the critical matter would be the width of the case in the opening of the rack. If that fits, everything else should be good. case can be longer or shorter than rack length due to open design. With sliders on case and rack which I would highly recommend for servicing, then even mounting nut/ case issue negated. Best thing I ever did! Good luck! Sorry, no experience with that exact server and case, but I would think that if it is designed to fit in a standard rack which I would think it would, it should fit. That would actually be a good question for Dell. The mounting nuts fit in the various slots so it is very versatile. I would think the critical matter would be the width of the case in the opening of the rack. If that fits, everything else should be good. case can be longer or shorter than rack length due to open design. With sliders on case and rack which I would highly recommend for servicing, then even mounting nut/ case... » Read More Sorry, no experience with that exact server and case, but I would think that if it is designed to fit in a standard rack which I would think it would, it should fit. That would actually be a good question for Dell. The mounting nuts fit in the various slots so it is very versatile. I would think the critical matter would be the width of the case in the opening of the rack. If that fits, everything else should be good. case can be longer or shorter than rack length due to open design. With sliders on case and rack which I would highly recommend for servicing, then even mounting nut/ case issue negated. Best thing I ever did! Good luck! « Show Less
2061597
The upper part of the rails slide off - you have to push the buttons on the side of the rails - like you will to adjust the height after you have put it together. It is unfortunate there are no instructions with the rack. Hope it helps!
2226090
Yes, these slid right in. You will have to take off the cover of the rails in the back to slide them in. Directions show the clips to push on the cover to be on the outside of the rail but it is on the inside instead. Pop it off, slide rails in, tighten down and pop it back on. It took about 10 minutes once I figured it out. Be sure to do it on a day that is 60 degrees or better so you don't break the cover.
938284
This rack is very adjustable should fit try going to manufacture website OK just to be sure
582524
Just a follow up, if you flip the rack upside down they will fit easily. But that takes the steam option away. You will have to use the bath option. Hope this helps.
2280849
Yes, that will work. Putting it in a rack sucks. will not work with any rail kits.
1560914
nominally 16.75" W x 30" D x 2" H Width does not include the rails or the rack mounting ears on front of server. If you are going to mount in the rack I recommend you getting versa rails without cable management unless you really need the cable management and know what you are doing.
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It should. Thus far I have fitted these to American standard "tip off" rails as well as European sized rails.