Middle Atlantic CLH-ELS-5/7 Elevation Kit 5 to 7

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC - U.S. - LEGRAND CLH-ELS-5/7 is an elevation kit designed to raise rackmount enclosures or equipment to a working height between 5 and 7 units. It provides the structural support needed to position rack-mounted equipment at an accessible service level within a rack bay or floor-standing enclosure. This hardware accessory is a practical component for AV integrators, IT infrastructure techs, and low-voltage installers who need precise vertical positioning of equipment inside a standard rack system. The kit ships as a single unit and is built to integrate with compatible Middle Atlantic rack enclosure product lines.

This elevation kit is suited for use in commercial AV equipment rooms, data closets, home theater equipment bays, and any installation where rackmount gear needs to be elevated within a floor-standing rack. It is a common component in structured wiring and AV rack build-outs where equipment positioning affects cable management, airflow, and access. Installers working with Middle Atlantic CLH-series rack enclosures will find this kit appropriate for those applications.

Key Features

• Adjustable elevation range from 5 to 7 rack units for flexible positioning
• Designed as a direct-fit accessory for compatible Middle Atlantic rack enclosure systems
• Single-unit package quantity for straightforward procurement
• Supports proper equipment spacing and access within rack bays
• Category: Rackmount Accessories — purpose-built for structured rack installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style elevation accessory for compatible Middle Atlantic rackmount enclosure systems. Verify fitment against your specific enclosure model before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by low-voltage technicians or AV integration professionals familiar with rackmount enclosure assembly. Ensure all power to rack-mounted equipment is removed before adjusting or repositioning elevation hardware. Consult the manufacturer datasheet and any applicable low-voltage installation codes for your jurisdiction prior to installation. Verify structural load ratings of the enclosure before adding or repositioning equipment on the elevation kit.