Middle Atlantic BSPN-38-27 Rack Side Panels 38SP

Product Description

The Middle Atlantic BSPN-38-27 consists of side panels designed for BGR series rack enclosures with a 38-space rack unit height and a 27-inch depth. These panels mount to the sides of compatible BGR open-frame or enclosed racks to provide physical protection, airflow management, and a finished appearance. Installation is typically performed by AV integrators, IT technicians, or low-voltage systems contractors working on structured cabling and equipment rack builds. The panels ship as a pair and are sold as a single unit (EA), making them a direct replacement or add-on accessory for existing BGR rack deployments.

These side panels are suited for commercial and residential AV, IT, and structured wiring installations where rack enclosures require side coverage. Typical applications include server rooms, equipment closets, home theater equipment racks, and commercial AV system builds. The 38SP height and 27-inch depth spec must match the target BGR enclosure for proper fitment. They are categorized as rackmount accessories and are sold individually as a set covering both sides of the rack.

Key Features

• 38-space (38SP) rack unit height for use with full-height BGR series enclosures
• 27-inch depth matches standard BGR rack configurations at that depth
• Provides side panel coverage for physical protection and finished rack appearance
• Sold as a complete side panel set per unit (EA)
• Designed as OEM-matched accessories to maintain rack structural and aesthetic consistency

Compatibility

Designed for use with Middle Atlantic BGR series rack enclosures configured at 38 rack spaces in height and 27 inches in depth. Confirm BGR enclosure model depth and height before ordering to ensure proper fit.

Installation Notes

Side panels should be installed by a qualified AV integrator or low-voltage technician following the manufacturer's installation guide. Power down and de-energize all equipment housed in the rack before attaching or removing side panels to avoid accidental contact with live components. Standard hand tools including a screwdriver are typically sufficient for panel attachment. Consult the product manual and local building codes for any rack installation requirements applicable to the installation environment.