Panduit R4P36CN96 4 Post Open Frame Rack 36 Inch Deep

Product Description

The PANDUIT R4P36CN96 is a 4-post open frame rack designed for structured cabling, network equipment, and data center hardware installations. At 36 inches deep, it provides ample front-to-rear rail spacing to accommodate full-depth servers, patch panels, cable managers, and associated hardware. The open frame design allows unrestricted airflow and easy access to cabling from all sides. This type of rack is typically installed by network technicians, low-voltage contractors, and data center infrastructure teams working in telecommunications rooms, server rooms, and equipment closets.

The R4P36CN96 is suited for commercial and enterprise environments where organized equipment mounting and cable management are priorities. Its 4-post configuration provides stable support for heavier rackmount devices and allows equipment to be secured at both the front and rear mounting rails. Facilities ranging from small network closets to large-scale data center deployments use this style of open frame rack as a foundational infrastructure component.

Key Features

• 4-post open frame construction for front and rear equipment mounting
• 36 inch depth accommodates full-depth servers and network hardware
• Open design allows unrestricted airflow and full cable access from all sides
• Supports structured cabling, patch panels, and active networking equipment
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style open frame rack compatible with standard 19-inch rackmount equipment and accessories.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage contractors or network infrastructure technicians. Ensure the mounting surface or floor is level and capable of supporting the combined load of the rack and installed equipment before beginning assembly. Follow local building codes and manufacturer assembly instructions when securing the rack to the floor or adjacent structures. De-energize all equipment before mounting or repositioning hardware within the rack.