Tripp Lite SRWO4UBRKT Wall Mount Mini Rack 4U

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE SRWO4UBRKT is a wall mount mini rack bracket designed to support 4U of equipment in space-constrained installations. This open-frame mounting solution allows network switches, patch panels, small UPS units, and other rack-compatible equipment to be secured directly to a wall surface rather than occupying floor space. It is suited for telecommunications closets, server rooms, retail back-of-house spaces, and similar environments where a full-size floor rack is impractical. Installation is handled by IT technicians, low-voltage contractors, and structured cabling professionals working in both commercial and residential applications.

This bracket is appropriate for locations where rack space is limited and a compact, wall-mounted footprint is preferred. The 4U capacity accommodates a small stack of networking or AV equipment, making it a practical choice for branch offices, classrooms, retail environments, and utility rooms. It is designed to hold standard 19-inch rack-compatible equipment within a minimal wall footprint.

Key Features

• 4U rack capacity supports networking, patch, and small server equipment
• Wall mount design eliminates the need for floor-standing rack enclosures
• Open-frame construction allows airflow and easy cable management access
• Compatible with standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment
• Compact profile suited for telecom closets and space-constrained installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall mount solution for standard 19-inch rack-compatible equipment up to 4U in height.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or structured cabling contractor. Before mounting, verify that the wall structure can support the combined weight of the bracket and all installed equipment, using appropriate anchors for the wall type. Power down all equipment before seating or removing it from the bracket. Local building and electrical codes, including applicable NEC requirements for low-voltage installations, should be consulted prior to work.