Lowell NR2P-3815 2-post Networking Rack 38U 15 in

Product Description

The LOWELL NR2P-3815 is a 2-post open-frame networking rack designed for structured cabling, patch panel management, and network equipment installation. Standing 38U in height with a 15-inch depth, this rack provides an open, accessible mounting platform suited for data rooms, telecom closets, and AV equipment rooms. The 2-post design allows fast access to cabling from all sides, making moves, adds, and changes straightforward. It is intended for installation by low-voltage technicians, network integrators, and AV professionals working in commercial or light industrial environments.

The NR2P-3815 fits standard applications where a full 4-post enclosure is not required. Its 38U capacity accommodates a dense mix of patch panels, switches, routers, and cable management accessories. The 15-inch depth keeps the footprint compact, which suits telecom rooms and wiring closets where floor space is limited. This rack is sold as a single unit and is appropriate for new installations as well as retrofits in existing structured cabling infrastructure.

Key Features

• 38U mounting height provides substantial capacity for patch panels, switches, and cable managers
• 15-inch depth keeps the floor footprint compact for space-constrained telecom closets
• 2-post open-frame design allows unrestricted front, rear, and side cable access
• Standard EIA rack spacing accepts universal 19-inch rack-mount equipment
• Single-unit configuration simplifies procurement and installation planning

Compatibility

Designed as an open-frame 2-post rack compatible with standard 19-inch rack-mount networking and AV equipment. No specific model compatibility data was provided in the product input.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by low-voltage technicians or network integrators following applicable TIA-942 or BICSI guidelines for telecommunications room equipment. Ensure the rack is secured to a stable floor surface or wall anchor point before loading equipment. All powered equipment installed in the rack should be de-energized during mounting and cable routing. Do not exceed the manufacturer-rated load capacity for the rack frame.