Hello all,
I have a 1RU sliding shelf for a 19" rack in very new condition (see photo). It has front and rear mounts but can be mounted on the front only if you're putting something light on it.
$ plus freight
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/991 ... 0shelf.jpg
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SOLD - Sliding rack shelf 1RU
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Ian Dare
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Re: FS: Sliding rack shelf 1RU $30
hi mate
is this really 1RU? lots of the "heavy duty" ones are over 1ru in height, and dont truly fit in 1 space
if this is 1ru
then yes - consider it sold!
is this really 1RU? lots of the "heavy duty" ones are over 1ru in height, and dont truly fit in 1 space
if this is 1ru
then yes - consider it sold!
Gareth Stuckey
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Re: FS: Sliding rack shelf 1RU $30
Hi Gareth,
It is called a 1RU sliding shelf - the mounting points take up 1RU (i.e. 3 holes high in the punched rack).
However, it is slightly higher than 1RU - the slider rails extend about 1mm lower than the bottom of the tray. You can squeeze it in but it is better to have 1/3 of an RU below the rack to avoid scraping on a device below.
Also (see the picture) it has rail mounts front and back - ideally it would be installed in a comms rack with front and rear mounting, but I had it in a regular rack and it was ok for lightweight devices (drives, keyboard, etc).
It is called a 1RU sliding shelf - the mounting points take up 1RU (i.e. 3 holes high in the punched rack).
However, it is slightly higher than 1RU - the slider rails extend about 1mm lower than the bottom of the tray. You can squeeze it in but it is better to have 1/3 of an RU below the rack to avoid scraping on a device below.
Also (see the picture) it has rail mounts front and back - ideally it would be installed in a comms rack with front and rear mounting, but I had it in a regular rack and it was ok for lightweight devices (drives, keyboard, etc).
Ian Dare
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Re: FS: Sliding rack shelf 1RU $30
thanks ian
thats what i expected..
not going to exactly do what i want unfortunately (i need something for a mobile rack, and there is def only 1RU avail.
if no one else bites... i might give it a shot
but have a feeling i know the outcome - so over to anyone else who is certain it will work for them first
thats what i expected..
not going to exactly do what i want unfortunately (i need something for a mobile rack, and there is def only 1RU avail.
if no one else bites... i might give it a shot
but have a feeling i know the outcome - so over to anyone else who is certain it will work for them first
Gareth Stuckey
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Re: FS: Sliding rack shelf 1RU $30
Thanks Gareth,
I could definitely use it.
PM sent Ian.
All the best
Richard
I could definitely use it.
PM sent Ian.
All the best
Richard
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