Middle Atlantic ERK-1825KD 18SP 25D Standalone Rack

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC LEGRAND ERK-1825KD is an 18-space, 25-inch deep knock-down standalone equipment rack designed for structured AV, data, and low-voltage system installations. Built for integrators and technicians who need a freestanding rack solution that ships flat and assembles on-site, the ERK-1825KD provides a clean, professional enclosure for mounting rack-mount equipment such as amplifiers, patch panels, network switches, and power distribution units. The knock-down design reduces freight damage risk and simplifies transport into finished spaces where a fully assembled rack would not fit.

This rack is suited for residential and light commercial AV and IT installations where a compact, freestanding open rack is preferred over a wall-mount or enclosed cabinet. The 18-space configuration accommodates a moderate equipment load while the 25-inch depth supports deeper chassis. It is typically installed by AV integrators, low-voltage technicians, and IT professionals during structured wiring and equipment rack buildouts.

Key Features

• 18 rack spaces (18U) for mounting standard EIA-310 rack-mount equipment
• 25-inch depth accommodates deeper chassis and rear cable management
• Knock-down construction ships flat for easier transport and on-site assembly
• Standalone freestanding design requires no wall anchoring for standard use
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style standalone open rack for residential and light commercial AV, low-voltage, and IT equipment installations accepting standard EIA-310 rack-mount hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or AV integrators. Assemble the knock-down frame on a flat, level surface before loading equipment, and verify that the assembled rack is stable and level prior to mounting any chassis. Always power down and disconnect any equipment before installing or removing rack-mount units. Local building and electrical codes, including applicable NEC low-voltage wiring requirements, should be observed during installation.