Middle Atlantic DWR-24-17 Wall Rack 24 Space Black

Product Description

The Middle Atlantic DWR-24-17 is a 24-space wall-mounted equipment rack with a 17-inch depth, finished in black. It is designed for housing audio-visual, network, or low-voltage control equipment in wall-mount installations where floor space is limited. This rack ships without a door, providing open-front access to installed gear. It is suited for installation by AV integrators, low-voltage technicians, and IT infrastructure professionals working in commercial or residential applications. The no-door configuration simplifies cable management and ventilation access during and after installation.

The DWR-24-17 is intended for wall-mount deployments in equipment rooms, server closets, classrooms, conference rooms, and similar environments where rack-mount gear must be organized and secured off the floor. The 24-space rack unit capacity accommodates a full complement of switches, patch panels, amplifiers, receivers, and other standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment. Its 17-inch depth provides clearance for moderate-depth chassis without requiring a deep-wall or swing-arm extension bracket.

Key Features

• 24 rack units (RU) of usable mounting space
• 17-inch interior depth accommodates standard moderate-depth equipment
• No-door open-front design for simplified access and airflow
• Black finish for a clean, professional appearance in finished spaces
• Wall-mount form factor conserves floor space in tight installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall-mount rack solution for standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment in residential and light commercial low-voltage or AV system installations.

Installation Notes

Wall rack installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or AV integrator following local building codes and manufacturer mounting guidelines. The rack must be anchored securely into wall studs or using rated wall anchors capable of supporting the combined weight of the rack and all installed equipment. Disconnect and de-energize all equipment before installing or servicing gear within the rack. Verify that wall blocking or structural backing is in place before mounting to drywall surfaces.