45 RMU 2 Post Open Rack Enclosure | 047-WOS-0245/2P

VERTICAL CABLE 047-WOS-0245/2P – 45 RMU 2 POST 2 SECTION OPEN RACK ENCLOSURE

The 047-WOS-0245/2P is a 45 RMU open rack enclosure designed to organize network equipment, patch panels, and cable management in data centers and telecom rooms. This 2-post, 2-section design gives full front and rear access, and its heavy-duty steel frame supports up to 551.2 lbs (250 kg) — well above the class of many standard 2-post racks. With EIA-310-compliant 19-inch compatibility and a static-resistant powder-coated finish, this open rack enclosure delivers reliable equipment mounting for enterprise, colocation, and server room deployments.

KEY FEATURES

Here’s what makes the 047-WOS-0245/2P ideal as an open rack enclosure:

• 45 RMU Capacity: Generous rack unit space accommodates extensive network equipment, patch panels, and cable management.
• 2-Post, 2-Section Design: Open frame provides easy access to equipment from all sides, simplifying installation and maintenance — the same accessible layout that’s made 2-post racks a data center standard.
• 551.2 lb Load Capacity: Heavy-duty steel construction supports up to 551.2 lbs (250 kg) of rack-mounted equipment.
• Standard 19-Inch Compatibility: Fits all standard EIA-310 19-inch rack-mount equipment.
• Heavy-Duty Steel Construction: Rigid steel frame ensures stability and long-term durability.
• Static-Resistant Powder-Coated Finish: Black powder coating resists static buildup, scratches, and corrosion.
• Unit Markings: Pre-marked rack unit positions simplify equipment planning and installation.
• Pre-Drilled for #12-24 Screws: Standard mounting holes for quick, secure equipment installation.
• Hardware Included: 28× #12-24 screws, washers, and 4 steel mounting plates.
• Easy Assembly: Ships unassembled for flat-rate shipping; straightforward on-site assembly.
• Lightweight Design: Weighs just 38 lbs (17.2 kg) for manageable handling during setup.

APPLICATIONS

The 047-WOS-0245/2P open rack enclosure excels in network and telecommunications installations:

• Data Centers: Organize servers, switches, and patch panels with open-frame access for optimal airflow and cable management.
• Telecommunications Rooms: Mount network equipment, fiber enclosures, and cable management in MDFs and IDFs.
• Server Rooms: Deploy network infrastructure as a 2-post server rack with easy front- and rear-access for maintenance and upgrades.
• Colocation Facilities: Provide standardized equipment mounting for multi-tenant network deployments.
• Broadcast and AV: Install audio/video equipment, amplifiers, and distribution systems in an accessible, open-frame rack design.

WHY CHOOSE THE 047-WOS-0245/2P OPEN RACK ENCLOSURE?

Professionals choose the 047-WOS-0245/2P for its high-capacity equipment mounting, open-frame accessibility, and heavy-duty construction. Here are 5 reasons to specify it for your next project:

1. High Capacity – 45 RMU provides ample space for extensive network equipment, patch panels, and cable management in a single rack.
2. Open-Frame Access – 2-post design allows easy front, rear, and side access for equipment installation, cabling, and maintenance.
3. Heavy-Duty Construction – A steel frame with a 551.2 lb load capacity supports dense equipment deployments with confidence.
4. Easy Assembly – Ships flat for economical shipping; assembles quickly on-site with included hardware.
5. Universal Compatibility – Standard 19-inch EIA-310 width and #12-24 mounting holes fit equipment from any manufacturer.

GETTING IT INSTALLED

Once the 047-WOS-0245/2P shows up on-site, here’s how to get it set up right:

• Sketch out your equipment layout first. Before anything goes in the rack, map out where each piece of gear will sit. Planning RMU positions on paper is much easier than reshuffling a half-loaded rack later.
• Anchor it to the floor. A 45U rack loaded with equipment gets top-heavy fast, so secure it to the structural floor—especially in seismic zones where BICSI and local codes may require anchoring or bracing.
• Build in cable management from day one. Add horizontal and vertical cable managers as you go so that cable runs stay organized rather than turning into a tangle down the road.
• Plan for power early. If you haven’t already, pencil in a rack-mount PDU so every piece of equipment has convenient, well-placed power access.

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