Rack Accessories

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CM-2220

CM-2220

Bud Industries, Inc.

CLIPS CBL MANAGMNT .56X 3.75"3PC

318

CM-2200

CM-2200

Bud Industries, Inc.

BRACKET CABLE MANAGEMNT 1X1.5X3"

47

PE-1601

PE-1601

Bud Industries, Inc.

PANEL EXTENDER 5.25" 1 PAIR

355

MB-14273

MB-14273

Bud Industries, Inc.

BRACKET REAR MT FOR RACKMNT PAIR

83

CM-1196

CM-1196

Bud Industries, Inc.

RING CABLEWAY 3" X 6"

269

AB-1852

AB-1852

Bud Industries, Inc.

BRACKET ADAPTER MOUNTING 1 PAIR

61

CC-5190

CC-5190

Bud Industries, Inc.

CABLE CARRIER ASSEMBLY

14

AB-1851

AB-1851

Bud Industries, Inc.

BRACKET ADAPTER MOUNTING 1 PAIR

0

PMR-9454

PMR-9454

Bud Industries, Inc.

RAILS PANL MOUNTNG 78.75" 1 PAIR

5

PMR-9483

PMR-9483

Bud Industries, Inc.

RAILS PNL MNT L-SHAPED70" 4/SET

0

CM-1220

CM-1220

Bud Industries, Inc.

RING CABLE 1.2" X 3.5" BLACK

275

UN-8086

UN-8086

Bud Industries, Inc.

CABLE BRACKET FOR NETWORK CABINT

50

AK-8850

AK-8850

Bud Industries, Inc.

KIT ANCHOR SEISMIC RACKS

0

Rack Accessories

1. Overview

Rack Accessories are components designed to enhance functionality, organization, and efficiency of server racks, enclosures, and cabinets. They play critical roles in cable management, power distribution, thermal control, and equipment mounting. With the rapid development of data centers, cloud computing, and industrial automation, rack accessories have become essential for optimizing space utilization, improving maintenance efficiency, and ensuring system reliability.

2. Major Types & Functional Classification

TypeFunctional FeaturesApplication Examples
Rail KitsAdjustable mounting rails for equipment installationServer mounting in data centers
Cable ManagementHorizontal/vertical cable routing and strain reliefNetwork cabinet cable organization
Power Distribution Units (PDU)Multi-outlet power delivery with monitoring capabilitiesData center server racks
Fan TraysModular cooling systems for thermal managementTelecom equipment racks
Blanking PanelsAirflow control for preventing hot/cold air mixingServer cabinet thermal optimization

3. Structural Composition

Typical rack accessories consist of steel/aluminum mounting frames, ABS/polycarbonate cable guides, and nylon/rubber strain relief components. Advanced models integrate smart sensors for environmental monitoring. Modular designs with tool-less installation mechanisms are standard, featuring dimensions compliant with EIA-310-E standards (19" rack width). Surface treatments include powder coating for corrosion resistance.

4. Key Technical Parameters

ParameterDescriptionImportance
Load Capacity0.5-50kg range depending on typeEnsures structural integrity
Material GradeSteel (SGCC/SECC), Polycarbonate (UL94-V0)Determines durability and fire resistance
Mounting Hole Spacing1U=44.45mm standardCompatibility assurance
Thermal RatingOperating temperature -20 C to +70 CEnvironmental adaptability
EMI Shielding0-100dB attenuation at 10MHz-1GHzSignal interference prevention

5. Application Fields

Primary applications include:

  • Data Centers: Server racks, storage arrays
  • Telecommunications: 5G base stations, fiber distribution hubs
  • Industrial Automation: PLC control cabinets, SCADA systems
  • Healthcare: Medical imaging equipment racks
  • Aviation: Avionics equipment bays

6. Leading Manufacturers

ManufacturerRepresentative ProductKey Features
PanduitU6X Series PDUReal-time power monitoring, 95% efficiency
APC by SchneiderAR8100 Rack CabinetIntegrated cooling and cable management
RittalTS 8 Modular SystemTool-less assembly, IP55 protection
Tripp LiteSmartRack RailsDepth-adjustable, 4-post compatibility

7. Selection Criteria

Key considerations include: load requirements vs. material strength, rack unit (U) spacing compatibility, thermal management needs, EMI/RFI shielding requirements, and future expansion potential. For critical applications, IP rating (minimum IP20 for indoor), vibration resistance, and UL/IEC certifications should be verified.

8. Industry Trends

Current trends include smart integration with IoT sensors for real-time monitoring, modular designs enabling rapid deployment, and increased focus on energy efficiency through optimized airflow management. The market is shifting toward 48V DC power distribution systems for telecom applications and composite materials reducing weight by 30% while maintaining structural integrity.

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