Guía de rack Rittal 4946.000 — acero, plata, profundidad 955 mm, pack de 6

Rittal 4946.000 rack rail set comprises six steel mounting rails with a silver finish and a nominal depth of 955 mm, designed for use in server cabinets and network enclosures. These rails provide standardized support points for 19-inch equipment and can be fitted directly to the horizontal enclosure section, attached to base configuration rails, or mounted on vertical enclosure sections when used with additional assembly components. The set is intended for commercial and industrial rack installations where durable, load-bearing rails are required.

Advantages

The steel construction ensures mechanical strength and dimensional stability under typical rack loads. The silver finish offers corrosion resistance and a neutral appearance compatible with common equipment racks. Sold as a pack of six, the set allows complete outfitting of multi-bay enclosures or replacement of multiple rails at once. The rails conform to standard rack-mount geometry, simplifying alignment and installation of servers, switches and other 19-inch devices.

Suitable for

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How to use

Select appropriate rail positions inside the enclosure according to the equipment depth and mounting requirements. Secure each rail to the enclosure using compatible fasteners or mounting brackets, following the enclosure manufacturer's guidance for spacing and load distribution. For vertical section mounting, install the necessary additional assembly components before fixing the rails. After rails are aligned and fixed, install equipment using standard rack screws and ensure even load distribution across rails. Verify clearances for cables and airflow before putting equipment into service.

Recommendations

Ensure that all mounting hardware and additional assembly components used are rated for the intended load. Confirm rail alignment and fastening torque values with the enclosure manufacturer's instructions. For heavy equipment, distribute weight across multiple rails and, if necessary, use additional support brackets to maintain stability and secure airflow paths.