Middle Atlantic ERK-VRD-35 Vented Rear Door 35U Erk Rack

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC - U.S. - LEGRAND ERK-VRD-35 is a vented rear door designed as a direct-fit accessory for 35-space ERK series open-frame racks. The door provides passive airflow management at the rear of the rack enclosure, allowing heat generated by installed equipment to dissipate without trapping it inside the cabinet. It is a rackmount accessory intended for installation by AV integrators, IT rack technicians, and electrical contractors working with structured wiring and equipment enclosure systems. The ERK-VRD-35 is sold as a single unit and mounts to compatible ERK series racks to complete the enclosure configuration.

This rear door is suited for use in equipment rooms, server closets, utility spaces, and commercial AV or network installations where 35U ERK series racks are deployed. It is a common component in rack build-outs where enclosure management, cable access, and thermal performance are part of the installation specification. Installers typically add this door during the final stages of rack assembly or when upgrading an existing open-frame rack to a more enclosed configuration.

Key Features

• Vented panel design promotes passive rear airflow and heat dissipation
• Sized specifically for 35-space ERK series rack enclosures
• Direct-fit accessory requiring no modification to the host rack
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for individual rack builds or replacement

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit rear-door accessory for Middle Atlantic ERK series 35-space rack enclosures. Specific compatible rack model numbers were not provided in the available product data; confirm fitment against the ERK series rack model on hand before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by AV integrators or electrical contractors during rack assembly or retrofit. Power down and de-energize all equipment in the rack before attaching or removing rear panels to avoid accidental contact with energized components. Standard hand tools are typically sufficient for mounting rack accessory hardware. Follow the rack manufacturer's installation guide for proper hinge alignment and fastener torque.