Middle Atlantic AXS-35 35 Space Access Rack

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC - U.S. - LEGRAND AXS-35 is a 35-space access rack designed to house and organize rack-mounted equipment in professional installation environments. Built for structured mounting of audio, video, networking, and control system components, this rack provides the vertical space needed to accommodate high-density equipment loads. It is typically installed by low-voltage technicians, AV integrators, and data infrastructure professionals working in commercial, institutional, or residential structured wiring applications. The 35-space configuration offers substantial capacity for larger equipment deployments where a full complement of rack units is required.

The AXS-35 is suited for installations where accessibility to rear-mounted equipment, cable management, and organized component layout are priorities. It fits into dedicated equipment rooms, server closets, and media centers. The access rack form factor supports serviceability, allowing technicians to reach connections and hardware without extensive disassembly. This makes it a practical choice for installations that require periodic maintenance or equipment upgrades over the life of the system.

Key Features

• 35 rack spaces of usable vertical mounting depth
• Access rack design supports front and rear equipment serviceability
• Accommodates standard EIA-compliant rack-mount equipment
• Suitable for AV, networking, and control system components
• Single unit per package for straightforward procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rack enclosure for standard EIA rack-mount equipment in professional low-voltage and AV system installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by qualified low-voltage technicians or AV systems integrators familiar with rack assembly and equipment mounting practices. Ensure the installation surface or floor location is capable of supporting the combined weight of the rack and all installed equipment before securing the unit. De-energize and disconnect all equipment before installing or removing components from the rack. Local building codes and manufacturer guidelines should be consulted for anchoring requirements in seismic zones or high-traffic environments.