Tripp Lite SRWBWALLBRKTLD Wall Bracket Rack Mount

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE SRWBWALLBRKTLD is a low-profile wall bracket designed to secure rack enclosures and open-frame rack systems to a wall surface. It provides structural support for wall-mounted network and electrical distribution equipment, reducing the risk of tipping or shifting during operation. Licensed electricians and IT infrastructure technicians typically install this bracket as part of a rack enclosure deployment in telecom rooms, server closets, and equipment bays. The bracket ships as a single unit and is suited for environments where floor space is limited and wall-mounting is the preferred installation method.

This wall bracket is intended for use with compatible TRIPP LITE rack enclosures and wall-mount rack systems in both commercial and light industrial settings. Typical applications include mounting small network switches, patch panels, power distribution units, and surge protection equipment in wiring closets, back-office server rooms, and similar low-density infrastructure installations. Consult the enclosure documentation to confirm bracket compatibility before ordering.

Key Features

• Low-profile design minimizes protrusion from the wall surface
• Provides structural wall anchorage for rack enclosures and open-frame racks
• Sold individually as a single unit replacement or supplemental bracket
• Suited for telecom rooms, server closets, and equipment bay installations
• Compatible with TRIPP LITE rack enclosure product lines

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mounting accessory for TRIPP LITE wall-mount rack enclosure systems. Verify enclosure model compatibility using the TRIPP LITE product datasheet before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or IT infrastructure technician familiar with wall-mount rack systems. Power down and de-energize all equipment housed in the enclosure before attaching or adjusting wall brackets. Anchor bolts or fasteners must be rated for the combined load of the enclosure and installed equipment, and should be secured into wall studs or structural backing per local building codes. Do not exceed the rated load capacity of the bracket or the mounting surface.