What is the length of the shelf? I have a 2U Server that doesn't have rails and was thinking this might work.
1315924
The rails themselves are adjustable depending on the rack depth that you have. This would definitely be able to support it. I believe that the shelf on the rails is at least 12".
1315925
These fit in a full 48" deep rack, and are adjustable to fit smaller racks (down to half-depth). These work great for most 3U and 4U servers, but certain 2U servers like Dell Poweredge servers don't quite fit in these right due to how thick they are. If you've got a big brand OEM server like Dell, HP, or even Supermicro, buy the rail kit for that server. if you've got something more generic like a Norco, these should work great. I have a Norco 4220 on a set of these as well as an AIC 24-bay chassis.
1315926
While this could be use for a 2U server, I would recommend purchasing a rackmount designed for such things. These are extremely sturdy and made specifically to mount APCs rackmount UPSes. As such, the metal thickness, spacing, and mounting holes are designed around that purpose.It's not difficult to find either rackmounts for your specific server or a universal one designed for a 2U appliance.
1315927
These are adjustable from (approx.) 21" to 36" - so they will fit almost any '4 post' rack. The 'lip' (for lack of better terms) on the rails, which is on the front rail (of each of the pairs) is 15 1/2" deep and a little more than 1" wide. They will support almost any 19" box/appliance you can put in a rack. I have used them for lots of different Servers, etc. over the years. An inexpensive and universal alternative to factory rails!
1315928
I have it installed in a standard enclosed rack for a customer. I know it would fit in our rack in our data center. It is 27" from post to post. I agree with Acendas about it being heavy duty and designed for a 2200 series APC rackmount. Still I think it could work well for you as some 2U servers loaded up weigh quite a bit.
678980
The actual storage height is 4-1/8" high. You should be able to use this on a shelf thickness of up to 1". Hope this helps.
311617
Around 12 and 1/4 inches. Just over 12 1/2 inches if you include the slight protrusion of the hangar bars. Basically if you add an 1-1.5 inches to the depth spec of the shelf you should be more than fine.
656796
Don't think so..Bottom shelf only sticks out 1-1 1/2 inches, and wouldn't support anything that large.
520570
The length is just over 18 inches but height is 8 inches on upper shelf and a little over 9 inches on lower shelf. This unit won't work for you, too bad as it's very nice. Good luck in finding the right one!
831859
I have a tight space too. 17 3/4 w x 10 3/4 h x 12 d My shelf is actually only 10 3/4, but the unit is nicely finished and so it looks OK. This was the closest fit I could find.
556678
You would need more space than that. I have a shelf right there as well. I installed it at an angle at first, got it snug and then rotated it underhand tightened it carefully with a plier. But there is not much space to play with, they should have put the fasteners on the bottom
1241440
Sorry, I really don't know. I have an old 1200 series with a one side shelf. It looks like it could've handled the second shelf which would put it at around 4 feet wide.
2247459
Good day! the " U " hardware will accommodate rails from 0.50" to 1.25" in diameter. have a nice weekend! Cordially, Liliana M Landloop Corp
1560914
nominally 16.75" W x 30" D x 2" H Width does not include the rails or the rack mounting ears on front of server. If you are going to mount in the rack I recommend you getting versa rails without cable management unless you really need the cable management and know what you are doing.
1614834
I am not sure if you are trying to figure out how much space the bottom shelf provides(8 1/2 inches)[from bottom of middle shelf to top of bottom shelf] or if you want the measurement from the bottom of the middle shelf to the lowest portion of the entire rack(9 3/16 inches)[from bottom of middle shelf to bottom of side-rail holding the shelves]. hope that helps.
1467739
Yes with no problems. Just be sure you have space between the shelf your going to hang it on and the rail the shelf slides in. It hangs in that space. It needs a quarter inch at most.
1346727
If I remember correctly the widest it supports is about 19". Might do some research on rack-mounted servers and check their width dimensions.
605098
It is standard rack with, so yes to 19". But I'm not sure what "2 post means". Keep in mind that even though it is a 1 ru shelf, the rack ears require 2 ru of rack rail space.
1618824
If it is a 2u half depth light weight server, sure, but this is a 2 post telecom rack. It is really more geared toward switch gear or pizza boxes, not servers that would be better in a 4 post rack. You could put the server at the bottom of the rack and let it rest against the ground ... but this rack isn't really meant for servers.
616133
Mine is 2 1/2 inches. The shelves maybe (not sure) adjustable depends upon where you place support pieces.
760650
It is about 2 inches and another 1/2 inch to allow for the thickness of shelf --distance depends on how thick the of a shelf