Middle Atlantic DWR-35-26 35 Space 26 in Deep Wall Rack

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC - U.S. - LEGRAND DWR-35-26 is a 35-space, 26-inch deep wall-mount rack enclosure designed for installing and organizing rack-mount audio, video, network, and data equipment in commercial and residential applications. Built for fixed wall installations, this rack provides a structured mounting solution for equipment requiring deeper chassis clearance. The 35-space capacity accommodates a substantial number of 1U through multi-unit devices, making it well suited for medium to large rack deployments where floor space is limited. Installation is typically handled by low-voltage technicians, systems integrators, or licensed electricians working on AV or data infrastructure projects.

The DWR-35-26 is intended for wall-mount applications in commercial buildings, server rooms, home theater equipment closets, and structured wiring installations. Its 26-inch depth provides clearance for deeper rack-mount components such as amplifiers, patch panels with cable management, and network switching equipment. This rack is sold as a single unit and is suited for both new construction and retrofit installations where a permanent, wall-anchored rack solution is required.

Key Features

• 35-space (35U) rack capacity for substantial equipment density in a wall-mount form factor
• 26-inch internal depth accommodates deeper rack-mount chassis and cable dressing
• Wall-mount design preserves floor space in equipment rooms and closets
• Black finish provides a professional appearance consistent with standard rack equipment aesthetics
• Single-unit configuration simplifies procurement for single-rack deployments

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Wall-mount racks of this size and depth require installation into structural wall framing or blocking rated to support the combined weight of the rack and all installed equipment. Low-voltage technicians or licensed electricians should verify wall anchor points prior to mounting. Power down all equipment before installing or removing rack-mount devices. Local building codes and the relevant sections of NFPA 70 (NEC) may apply depending on the equipment housed within the rack.