Lionbeam lb-wrso6 6U Swing Out Wall Rack 18-30in

Product Description

The LIONBEAM lb-wrso6 is an open frame swing out wall rack designed for mounting network equipment, patch panels, and related hardware in space-constrained environments. The 6U capacity suits small- to mid-size installations, and the swing out design allows technicians to access rear-mounted cabling and ports without removing the rack from the wall. Adjustable depth ranges from 18 to 30 inches, accommodating a variety of equipment depths in a single mount. Low-voltage installers, IT technicians, and network integrators are the typical trades working with this type of enclosure.

The lb-wrso6 is suited for wall-mounted network closets, telecommunications rooms, and small server or AV installations in both residential and light commercial settings. The swing out hinge mechanism allows single-technician access to rear connections without the clearance space a full floor-standing rack would require. The adjustable depth range makes it adaptable to different equipment profiles without requiring a separate mounting solution.

Key Features

• 6U open frame capacity for patch panels, switches, and network hardware
• Swing out hinge design allows rear equipment access without dismounting
• Adjustable depth from 18 to 30 inches to fit varied equipment sizes
• Wall-mount footprint reduces floor space requirements
• Open frame construction provides airflow and visibility to installed equipment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall-mount solution for standard 6U rack-mountable equipment including network switches, patch panels, and similar 19-inch EIA-standard components.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a low-voltage technician or qualified IT infrastructure installer. The rack must be anchored to wall studs or a suitable backing board rated to support the loaded weight of the unit and installed equipment. Verify wall structure before mounting and follow local building codes for low-voltage equipment installations. Power down all connected active equipment before swinging the rack out for rear access.