Middle Atlantic EWR-12-17SD 12-space Wall Rack Front Door

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC EWR-12-17SD is a 12-space, 17-inch deep economy wall rack designed for mounting rack-format audio, video, and low-voltage equipment in commercial and residential installations. Built for wall-mount deployment, this unit ships with a front door to protect installed equipment and restrict access. At 12 rack units of usable space, it accommodates a range of gear including amplifiers, network switches, patch panels, and AV control equipment. The economy wall rack format suits installers who need reliable, code-compliant rack enclosure capacity without the footprint of a full floor-standing cabinet.

The EWR-12-17SD is suited for low-voltage systems integrators, AV installers, and structured cabling contractors working in commercial offices, retail spaces, educational facilities, and residential media rooms. It is intended for wall-surface mounting in locations where floor space is limited but secure, organized equipment housing is required. The included front door provides a finished appearance and a basic level of access control for installed components.

Key Features

• 12 rack units of usable mounting space for standard 19-inch rack equipment
• 17-inch interior depth accommodates a variety of shallow to mid-depth components
• Wall-mount design conserves floor space in tight installations
• Front door included for equipment protection and access management
• Economy series pricing suitable for budget-conscious commercial and residential projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall rack enclosure compatible with standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment up to 17 inches deep across AV, networking, and low-voltage system applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or AV systems installer familiar with wall-mount rack enclosure practices. The rack must be anchored to structural wall framing or blocking capable of supporting the combined weight of the enclosure and all installed equipment. Power down and de-energize all connected equipment before servicing or reconfiguring installed components. Installations involving line-voltage power distribution equipment inside the rack must comply with applicable NEC requirements.