Middle Atlantic DWR-24-26PD 24-space Wall Rack Plexi Door

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC - U.S. - LEGRAND DWR-24-26PD is a 24-space, 26-inch deep wall-mount equipment rack with a plexiglass front door. Built for permanent wall installation, this rack is designed to house audio-visual, networking, and low-voltage control equipment in commercial and residential applications. The plexiglass door provides visual access to installed gear while keeping the enclosure closed. Installers working in telecom closets, machine rooms, and structured-wiring bays will find this rack suited to mid-density deployments where floor space is limited and wall mounting is the preferred approach.

The DWR-24-26PD fits installations where rack-mounted switches, patch panels, amplifiers, media converters, and similar equipment must be wall-mounted in an organized enclosure. The 26-inch depth accommodates deeper chassis and power distribution units. This unit is appropriate for low-voltage integrators, data and telecom contractors, and AV system technicians working in commercial offices, schools, hospitality venues, and multi-unit residential buildings.

Key Features

• 24 rack spaces (24U) for mid-density equipment deployments
• 26-inch depth supports deeper rack-mount chassis and PDUs
• Plexiglass front door allows visual status checks without opening the enclosure
• Wall-mount design conserves floor space in telecom and AV closets
• Sold individually as a complete enclosure unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall-mount rack enclosure compatible with standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment following EIA-310 spacing conventions.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or AV systems technician following applicable NEC and local building code requirements for wall-mounted enclosures. Verify that the mounting wall structure can support the combined weight of the rack and all installed equipment before fastening. Power down and de-energize all equipment prior to installation or service. Confirm stud or backing-plate locations and use hardware rated for the total load.