Middle Atlantic VWM-SSD-4210-WT Wall Mount Rack 42U White

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC - U.S. - LEGRAND VWM-SSD-4210-WT is a wall mount rack enclosure designed for organized equipment installation in commercial and residential AV, network, and low-voltage system applications. Standing 42U tall with a 10-inch depth, this unit provides a compact wall-mounted footprint suited for switches, patch panels, and other rack-mountable equipment. Its white finish suits installations where aesthetics matter alongside function. Licensed low-voltage technicians and AV integrators are the primary installers of this type of enclosure.

This wall mount rack is appropriate for structured wiring closets, server rooms, server alcoves, and AV equipment bays where floor space is limited. The solid door configuration provides basic physical security and a clean appearance when installed in client-facing or office environments. The 42U height accommodates a substantial number of rack-unit devices without requiring a full floor-standing cabinet.

Key Features

• 42U rack height accommodates a wide range of rack-mountable equipment
• 10-inch depth provides a compact wall-mount profile for shallow equipment
• Solid door design for physical security and clean finished appearance
• White finish suitable for office, classroom, and client-facing installations
• Wall-mount form factor preserves floor space in tight equipment rooms

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall mount rack enclosure compatible with standard 19-inch rack-mountable equipment including patch panels, switches, and AV components.

Installation Notes

Installation of this wall mount rack should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified AV integrator familiar with structural wall anchoring requirements. Verify that the mounting wall surface and fasteners are rated to support the combined weight of the rack and all installed equipment before mounting. Disconnect and de-energize all equipment prior to installation or service. Local building and low-voltage codes should be consulted for rack enclosure placement and cable management requirements.