Middle Atlantic - U.s. - Legrand HRF-1214 Half Rack Frame

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC - U.S. - LEGRAND HRF-1214 is a 12U half rack frame designed for mounting AV, network, and low-voltage equipment in space-constrained installations. With a 14-inch depth, the frame accommodates shallow rack-mount gear while keeping the overall footprint compact. This open-frame design gives installers direct access to cabling and equipment on all sides, making terminations and maintenance straightforward. It is intended for permanent installation in equipment rooms, server closets, and AV infrastructure bays by qualified AV integrators, IT technicians, and low-voltage contractors.

The HRF-1214 fits applications where a full-size rack is impractical or unnecessary. The 12U capacity suits smaller deployments such as zone amplifiers, patch panels, and switching gear in residential or light commercial AV systems. Its 14-inch depth keeps it compatible with shallow rack-mount components that would otherwise rattle loose or overhang in a deeper enclosure. Installers working in tight utility rooms or wall-recessed bays will find the compact profile useful for organized, code-compliant equipment mounting.

Key Features

• 12U rack space provides capacity for multiple shallow rack-mount components
• 14-inch depth suits shallow AV, network, and low-voltage equipment
• Open half-rack frame design allows unrestricted access to cabling and rear connections
• Sold individually as a single unit for flexible deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rack frame for use with standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment in residential and light commercial AV and low-voltage installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage contractor or AV integrator familiar with rack-mount standards. Ensure the mounting surface or enclosure is structurally rated for the combined weight of the frame and all installed equipment before securing. Power down and disconnect all equipment before installing or removing rack-mount gear. Follow applicable low-voltage installation codes and the manufacturer documentation for anchoring and grounding requirements.