Strong SR-CUSTOM-42U-24IN Custom Rack 42U 24 Inches

Product Description

The STRONG SR-CUSTOM-42U-24IN is a 42U rackmount enclosure with a 24-inch depth, built for structured cabling, AV distribution, and network equipment installations. At 42U, this rack provides substantial vertical real estate for patch panels, switches, amplifiers, power distribution units, and other rackmount gear. The 24-inch depth accommodates a wide range of standard rackmount hardware. This unit is sold individually and is suited for installation by low-voltage technicians, AV integrators, network installers, and structured cabling professionals working in both commercial and residential applications.

This rack is appropriate for server rooms, telecom closets, home theater equipment rooms, and commercial AV equipment bays. The 42U form factor handles full-scale equipment deployments where vertical space is available and a high-density rack layout is required. The 24-inch depth is a common fit for switches, routers, amplifiers, and mid-depth rackmount appliances. Installers working to TIA-942 or BICSI guidelines will find this rack appropriate for standard structured cabling environments.

Key Features

• 42U vertical capacity for high-density equipment installations
• 24-inch rack depth accommodates a wide range of standard rackmount hardware
• Sold as a single unit (each)
• Suitable for AV, network, and low-voltage equipment deployments
• Rackmount accessory category for structured cabling and equipment rooms

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 42U rackmount enclosure compatible with EIA-310-compliant rackmount equipment using standard 19-inch rack-mount spacing.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or AV integrator familiar with rackmount equipment and applicable codes including TIA-942 and BICSI guidelines. Power down and de-energize all equipment before mounting or servicing components within the rack. Secure the rack to the floor or wall as required by the installation environment and local building codes. Do not exceed the rack weight load rating when populating with equipment.