Middle Atlantic MW-CLVRD-42 42SP Split Rear Door

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC MW-CLVRD-42 is a 42-space large perforated split rear door designed as an accessory for compatible rack enclosures. This door provides rear access and ventilation for rack-mounted equipment, making it a practical component in structured cabling, AV distribution, and network equipment installations. The perforated panel design promotes passive airflow through the enclosure, helping to manage heat generated by densely packed active components. Installation is handled by AV integrators, IT infrastructure technicians, and low-voltage contractors working with standard rack systems.

This split rear door is suited for use with large 42-space rack enclosures in commercial and residential AV, IT, and structured wiring applications. The split configuration allows access to rear-mounted equipment without requiring full door removal, which is particularly useful in tight equipment rooms or server closets where space behind the rack is limited. It is sold as a single unit and is intended as a replacement or upgrade door panel for compatible Middle Atlantic enclosures.

Key Features

• 42-space (42SP) height accommodates full-height rack enclosures
• Perforated panel design promotes passive airflow and heat dissipation
• Split door configuration allows independent access to upper and lower rack sections
• Rear-mount design for installation on the back of compatible rack enclosures
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rear door accessory for compatible 42-space large rack enclosures in the Middle Atlantic product line. Verify enclosure model compatibility with the manufacturer before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by low-voltage technicians or AV integrators familiar with rack enclosure hardware. Power down and de-energize all active equipment in the rack before removing or replacing door panels to avoid accidental contact with live components. Standard hand tools are sufficient for door mounting; consult the enclosure manufacturer documentation for hinge alignment and latch adjustment procedures. Follow applicable structured wiring and low-voltage installation codes for the jurisdiction.