Tripp Lite SRW10USG 10U Wall Mount Rack Cabinet

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE SRW10USG is a 10U wall mount rack enclosure cabinet designed for network and electrical equipment installations where floor space is limited. This unit mounts directly to a wall, keeping servers, patch panels, switches, and AV equipment organized and secured off the ground. It is suited for low-density deployments in server closets, back offices, classrooms, and light commercial environments. IT professionals, electricians, and low-voltage contractors are the typical installers. The 10U capacity accommodates standard 19-inch rackmount equipment and provides a structured housing that supports both cable management and equipment security.

This enclosure is well matched to small network closets and distributed equipment rooms where a full-size floor cabinet is impractical. It is commonly used in retail locations, medical offices, schools, and small business environments to house networking gear, patch panels, and low-voltage distribution equipment. The wall mount design is appropriate for locations where floor space is at a premium and equipment density is moderate.

Key Features

• 10U rackmount capacity for standard 19-inch rack equipment
• Wall mount design conserves floor space in tight installations
• Enclosed cabinet format provides physical security and dust protection for housed equipment
• Suitable for networking, AV, and low-voltage electrical applications
• Sold as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style enclosure compatible with standard 19-inch rackmount equipment up to 10U in height, consistent with typical wall mount rack cabinet applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or low-voltage contractor familiar with wall framing and load-bearing requirements. The cabinet must be anchored into wall studs or a suitable backing structure rated to support the combined weight of the enclosure and all installed equipment. Power down and disconnect all equipment before mounting or servicing components inside the enclosure. Local building codes and NEC guidelines should be consulted when routing power and low-voltage cabling into the cabinet.