Trendnet TC-WP6U 6U 19 Inch Hinged Wall Mount Bracket

Product Description

The TRENDNET TC-WP6U is a 6U hinged wall mount bracket designed to house 19-inch rackmount networking equipment in space-constrained environments. The hinged design allows the unit to swing away from the wall, providing rear access to patch panels, switches, and cable management components without removing the rack from the wall. Built for structured cabling and network closet installations, this bracket keeps equipment organized and off the floor in both commercial and residential network deployments. Licensed low-voltage technicians and IT infrastructure installers are the primary trades working with this hardware.

This wall mount bracket suits small to mid-sized network installations where a full floor-standing rack is not practical. Typical applications include telecommunications rooms, server closets, retail back-of-house network drops, and home or small office structured cabling setups. The 6U capacity accommodates a limited stack of patch panels, unmanaged or managed switches, and associated cable management hardware. It mounts to a standard wall stud or backboard surface in a fixed location, keeping active and passive networking gear accessible and secured.

Key Features

• 6U rack space accommodates standard 19-inch rackmount equipment
• Hinged mounting design swings open for rear access without full removal from wall
• Fixed wall installation saves floor space in small network closets and telecom rooms
• Compatible with standard 19-inch rackmount form factor devices
• Sold as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall mount solution for standard 19-inch rackmount networking equipment including patch panels, switches, and cable management accessories.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a low-voltage technician or structured cabling installer. Mount to wall studs or a plywood backboard rated to support the combined weight of the bracket and installed equipment. Power down all active networking devices before mounting or reconfiguring hardware in the bracket. Follow local building codes and TIA-568 structured cabling standards where applicable.