Tripp Lite SRWO8UBRKTSHELF 8U Wall-mount Bracket Shelf

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE SRWO8UBRKTSHELF is an 8U wall-mount bracket with integrated shelf designed to support rack-mounted equipment in installations where floor space is limited or a full-size rack is impractical. This unit mounts directly to a wall surface and provides 8 rack units of usable vertical space, making it suitable for housing patch panels, switches, small servers, and other standard 19-inch rack equipment. Network technicians, low-voltage installers, and IT professionals typically deploy this hardware in wiring closets, server rooms, and telecommunications spaces.

This bracket-and-shelf combination is well suited for light commercial and residential structured wiring applications. It provides a stable mounting platform where equipment must be wall-mounted rather than floor-standing. Typical installations include network distribution points, AV equipment bays, and security system enclosures where a compact, open-frame wall solution is preferred over a full enclosed cabinet.

Key Features

• 8U rack capacity provides vertical space for multiple rack-mount devices
• Integrated shelf offers a resting surface for non-rack-mount equipment
• Wall-mount design conserves floor space in wiring closets and telecom rooms
• Compatible with standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment form factor
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall-mount solution for standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment used in light commercial and residential network or AV installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or network installer familiar with wall-mount rack hardware. Before mounting, identify wall studs or use appropriate masonry anchors to ensure the bracket is secured to a load-bearing surface capable of supporting the combined weight of the bracket and all installed equipment. Power down all equipment before seating or removing devices from the shelf or rack rails. Local building and low-voltage wiring codes should be consulted prior to installation.