Middle Atlantic BGR-45SA-32 45U 32in Freestanding Rack

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC BGR-45SA-32 is a 45-space, 32-inch deep freestanding rack enclosure designed for structured cabling, AV equipment, networking gear, and related trade installations. Built as a stand-alone unit, it provides a self-supporting frame that houses rack-mount equipment in server rooms, equipment closets, and commercial AV or data infrastructure deployments. The enclosure follows standard 19-inch rack rail spacing and accommodates 45 rack units of equipment in a deep chassis suited for full-depth servers, patch panels, and power distribution units. Installation is typically performed by low-voltage technicians, AV integrators, or structured cabling contractors.

The BGR-45SA-32 is suited for commercial and institutional environments where organized, secure, and accessible rack-mount infrastructure is required. Typical applications include data closets, network equipment rooms, broadcast facilities, and building automation control rooms. The 32-inch depth accommodates full-depth active network equipment and servers alongside standard 1U and 2U rack accessories. Its stand-alone configuration eliminates the need for wall attachment, making it appropriate for open-floor and raised-floor deployments.

Key Features

• 45 rack spaces provide substantial equipment density in a single enclosure
• 32-inch depth accommodates full-depth servers, switches, and patch management hardware
• Freestanding stand-alone design requires no wall or overhead attachment
• Standard 19-inch rail spacing ensures broad compatibility with rack-mount equipment
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward procurement and deployment

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 19-inch freestanding rack enclosure compatible with rack-mount equipment following standard EIA-310 rail spacing conventions. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by low-voltage contractors, AV integrators, or IT infrastructure technicians. De-energize and disconnect all equipment before populating the enclosure or making cable connections. Follow local building codes and any applicable BICSI or TIA-942 guidelines for equipment room rack placement, grounding, and cable management. Ensure the floor surface is level and capable of supporting the combined weight of the enclosure and installed equipment before final positioning.