Guida per rack EFB Elektronik 691274.1

The EFB Elektronik 691274.1 rack rail is a metal mounting rail designed for standard 19" racks. With a width of 483 mm and a depth of 7.5 mm, the rail provides a slim, stable support profile for mounting servers, network switches, patch panels and other rack-mountable equipment. Each pack contains two identical rails finished in a metallic coating suitable for professional IT, AV and industrial installations.

Advantages

This rack rail is made of durable metal to ensure long-term mechanical strength and resistance to bending under moderate loads. Its standard 483 mm width matches the 19" rack form factor, enabling straightforward installation and compatibility with common rack-mount devices. The shallow 7.5 mm depth reduces obstruction inside the rack while still offering secure fixation points. Supplied as a set of two, the rails give you the necessary pair for mounting a single device or for replacing worn rails in existing installations.

Suitable for

• Mounting 19" rack equipment such as servers, switches and patch panels
• Data centers, server rooms and telecom cabinets
• AV racks and broadcast installations
• Industrial control cabinets where standard rack rails are required

Key specifications

• Material: metal construction for mechanical stability
• Width: 483 mm (compatible with 19" rack standard)
• Depth: 7.5 mm profile depth
• Finish: metallic coating
• Package contents: 2 rack rails per pack

How to use

Install the rails by aligning them with the vertical mounting posts of a 19" rack and secure using appropriate rack screws and cage nuts or threaded rail fasteners. Ensure both rails are mounted at the same vertical positions to provide level support for the equipment. After securing the rails, slide the device into position and fasten it to the rails using the device's rack-mount brackets or screws. Check load ratings of the rack and equipment to confirm safe installation.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use one pair of rails per mounted device and verify that the rack frame and fasteners are rated for the combined weight. When installing heavy equipment, consider additional internal support or reinforced rails and follow the equipment manufacturer's mounting instructions.