Tripp Lite SRWF2U 2U Secure Wall Mount Rack

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE SRWF2U is a 2U low-profile wall mount rack enclosure designed for secure installation of network, AV, and communications equipment in space-constrained environments. Built for situations where a full-depth floor cabinet is not practical, this enclosure mounts directly to a wall surface and provides a lockable, organized housing for patch panels, switches, and similar rack-mount gear. The low-profile depth keeps the unit close to the wall, reducing obstruction in server rooms, wiring closets, utility spaces, and office environments. Installation and rack organization professionals rely on this unit for clean, code-conscious structured cabling deployments.

The SRWF2U is suited for residential and light commercial network closets, telecommunications rooms, and any location where standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment needs to be wall-mounted securely. Its 2U capacity accommodates a compact but functional equipment load, making it a common choice in small office buildouts, retail locations, and access-layer network installations where space is at a premium.

Key Features

• 2U rack capacity for compact rack-mount equipment installations
• Low-profile design minimizes wall protrusion in tight spaces
• Secure enclosure construction helps protect installed equipment from unauthorized access
• Wall-mount configuration eliminates the need for floor space or a dedicated server room
• Compatible with standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment form factors

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall mount enclosure suitable for standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment up to 2U in height, including patch panels, small switches, and similar network or AV components.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or structured cabling professional familiar with wall-mount enclosure requirements. Before installation, identify stud locations or use appropriate masonry anchors rated for the combined weight of the enclosure and installed equipment. Power down and de-energize any active equipment before mounting or servicing components housed inside the enclosure. Local building and telecommunications cabling codes, including TIA-568 and applicable NEC low-voltage provisions, should be followed throughout the installation process.