Panduit R4P96 4-post Open Frame Rack 30 in Deep 96U

Product Description

The PANDUIT R4P96 is a 4-post open frame rack designed for data center, server room, and network equipment installations. Standing 8 feet tall at 96U of usable rack space and built to a 30-inch depth, this rack provides the vertical and front-to-back clearance needed to mount servers, patch panels, switches, power distribution units, and other standard 19-inch rackmount equipment. Licensed electricians and low-voltage cabling technicians are the primary installers. The open-frame design allows unrestricted airflow and easy cable management access from all four sides without the constraints of an enclosed cabinet.

This rack is suited for structured cabling infrastructure, server deployments, and network equipment consolidation in commercial data centers, enterprise server rooms, and telecom closets. The 96U capacity accommodates high-density installations where a full complement of rackmount equipment must be organized within a single vertical structure. The 30-inch depth supports standard 1U through 2U servers and networking gear without requiring adapters or extension rails in most configurations.

Key Features

• 96U of usable rack space provides capacity for high-density equipment installations
• 30-inch depth accommodates standard rackmount servers, switches, and patch panels
• 4-post open frame construction allows unrestricted airflow and all-side cable access
• 8-foot height maximizes vertical utilization in standard-ceiling server rooms and data centers
• Open frame design simplifies rear cable routing and equipment serviceability

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style open frame rack for standard 19-inch rackmount equipment in commercial and enterprise data center or network closet environments.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or data center infrastructure specialists. Anchor the rack base to the floor per local building and seismic codes before loading equipment. Power down all equipment before mounting or repositioning within the rack. Verify floor load ratings before deploying fully populated racks, especially in raised-floor environments.