Middle Atlantic DWR-12-22PD 12-space Wall Rack Plexi

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC - U.S. - LEGRAND DWR-12-22PD is a 12-space, 22-inch deep wall-mount rack enclosure with a plexi front door. It is designed for mounting rack-compatible AV, networking, and low-voltage equipment in commercial and residential installations. The unit mounts directly to a wall surface, keeping equipment off the floor and organized in a secure enclosure. Licensed AV integrators, low-voltage contractors, and IT infrastructure technicians are the primary installers of this rack. The plexi door allows visual status checks without opening the enclosure, making it practical for wiring closets and equipment rooms where quick visual monitoring matters.

The DWR-12-22PD suits installations where floor space is limited but rack depth is needed for deeper equipment such as UPS units, patch panels, and AV processors. Its 12-space rack height accommodates a moderate equipment load, and the 22-inch depth handles most standard 1U through 4U components. Typical deployment locations include server closets, home theater equipment rooms, commercial AV racks, and structured wiring enclosures in both new construction and retrofit projects.

Key Features

• 12 rack spaces (12U) of usable mounting height
• 22-inch depth accommodates standard to deeper rack-mount equipment
• Plexi front door provides visual access to equipment status without opening the enclosure
• Wall-mount design conserves floor space in small equipment rooms and wiring closets
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall rack enclosure compatible with standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment up to 22 inches in depth, suitable for AV, networking, and low-voltage applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage contractor or qualified AV integrator familiar with structural wall mounting requirements. The rack must be anchored to wall studs or a suitable backing structure rated to support the combined weight of the enclosure and all installed equipment. De-energize all equipment and disconnect power before installing or servicing components inside the rack. Local building codes and structured cabling standards may apply depending on the equipment housed within.