Middle Atlantic RFR-1628GE Rackmount Enclosure 28U

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC RFR-1628GE is a rack frame enclosure designed for structured mounting of AV, network, and low-voltage equipment in commercial and residential installation environments. The part designation indicates a 28U capacity rack with 16-inch side panels and a 28-inch depth, providing substantial interior space for dense equipment builds. Licensed low-voltage technicians, systems integrators, and AV installers use this enclosure to organize and protect rack-mounted gear in equipment rooms, closets, and machine rooms. The open-frame or ventilated construction typical of this product line supports airflow management around sensitive electronics.

This rack enclosure fits standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment per EIA-310 spacing. It is suited for commercial AV installations, data closets, security head-end rooms, and structured wiring applications where a full 28U of vertical mounting space is required. The 28-inch depth accommodates most full-depth network switches, amplifiers, and processing equipment. Installers typically pair this frame with compatible side panels, top panels, and blanking plates from the same product family to complete the enclosure build.

Key Features

• 28U vertical rack space for high-density equipment mounting
• 16-inch side panel width supports compact footprint installations
• 28-inch interior depth accommodates full-depth rack-mount components
• Designed to accept compatible panels and accessories within the RFR product family
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for straightforward project quantity management

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rackmount enclosure frame compatible with standard 19-inch EIA-310 rack-mount equipment. Specific compatible accessories and panels should be verified against the Middle Atlantic RFR series product documentation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or systems integrator familiar with rack assembly practices. Secure the enclosure to the floor, wall, or equipment room structure per the manufacturer instructions before loading equipment. Verify that combined equipment weight does not exceed the frame load rating prior to populating the rack. Follow applicable local building codes and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements when routing cables through or within the enclosure.