Middle Atlantic MW-CLVRD-44 Rear Door Perforated Split 44U

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC - U.S. - LEGRAND MW-CLVRD-44 is a perforated split rear door designed for 44-space (44U) equipment racks. The split design allows technicians to open either the top or bottom half independently, providing flexible access to rack-mounted equipment without requiring full door removal. The perforated panel promotes passive airflow through the rear of the enclosure, supporting thermal management in populated rack systems. This door is typically installed by systems integrators, AV technicians, and IT infrastructure professionals working with standard EIA rackmount enclosures.

This rear door is intended for use with compatible Middle Atlantic rack enclosures in 44U configurations. It suits installations in server rooms, network closets, AV equipment racks, and similar environments where rear access and ventilation are both priorities. The split-panel configuration is particularly useful in tight spaces where a full-swing single door would be impractical. Installers working in commercial, enterprise, and broadcast environments commonly specify this door as an enclosure accessory or replacement panel.

Key Features

• Perforated panel construction promotes passive rear airflow and thermal management
• Split door design allows independent access to upper and lower rack sections
• 44U height accommodates high-density rack configurations
• Designed as a rackmount enclosure accessory for compatible Middle Atlantic frames
• Sold as a single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rear door accessory for compatible 44U Middle Atlantic rack enclosures. Verify frame model compatibility before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by systems integrators or rack infrastructure technicians. Power down and de-energize all rack-mounted equipment before removing or installing rear enclosure panels to avoid accidental contact with live components. Confirm hinge alignment and latch engagement before returning the enclosure to service. Consult the enclosure manufacturer documentation for torque and mounting hardware requirements specific to the frame model.