Middle Atlantic EWR-12-22SD 12-space Wall Rack Front Door

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC EWR-12-22SD is a 12-space economy wall-mount rack enclosure with a front door, designed for housing AV, networking, and low-voltage equipment in wall-mounted installations. Built for professional integrators, electricians, and low-voltage contractors, this unit offers a compact racking solution where floor space is limited. At 22 inches deep, it accommodates most standard rack-mount equipment while keeping the installation flush to the wall. The included front door provides basic security and a finished appearance suitable for mechanical rooms, IT closets, and structured wiring applications.

This wall rack is suited for residential and light commercial installations where a full floor-standing rack is impractical. Typical applications include home theater equipment rooms, small server or network closets, security system head-end enclosures, and structured wiring panels. The 12-space (12U) configuration provides room for patch panels, switches, amplifiers, and related low-voltage components. Professional installers in AV, IT, and low-voltage trades are the primary end users of this enclosure.

Key Features

• 12-space (12U) rack capacity accommodates a range of AV and network equipment
• 22-inch depth supports full-depth rack-mount devices
• Front door included for equipment access control and finished appearance
• Wall-mount design conserves floor space in tight installations
• Economy-tier construction suitable for light commercial and residential deployments

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage contractor or qualified AV integrator familiar with wall-framing requirements and load-bearing considerations. Before mounting, verify that the wall structure can support the combined weight of the enclosure and all installed equipment. Ensure all equipment is powered down before installation or service work inside the rack. Follow applicable local building codes and NEC requirements for any line-voltage wiring routed to equipment within the enclosure.