Rack rail kit EFB Elektronik PRO-PRO24 Steel Grey 1067 mm

The EFB Elektronik PRO-PRO24 rack rail kit is a heavy-duty mounting solution for standard 19-inch server and network cabinets. Constructed from steel with a 1067 mm overall width and a neutral grey finish, this rack rail kit provides stable support for equipment while maintaining a professional appearance. The design focuses on straightforward installation, load-bearing capacity and long-term durability in data center, telecom or AV cabinet environments.

Advantages

The steel construction offers high rigidity and resistance to deformation under load, while the grey coating provides corrosion protection and a consistent visual match with commercial enclosures. The 1067 mm width is suitable for full-depth mounting in standard racks and allows flexible positioning of mounted devices. The kit is supplied as ready-to-install rails that simplify alignment and reduce installation time.

Suitable for

• Mounting 19" servers, switches and patch panels in standard racks
• Equipment installations in telecom and data center cabinets
• Audio-visual racks for amplifiers and distribution units
• Workshop and lab rack assemblies requiring sturdy rail supports

Key specifications

• Material: steel for structural strength
• Finish: grey protective coating
• Overall width: 1067 mm suitable for full-depth rack mounting
• Compatibility: designed for standard 19" rack systems
• Mounting: rail kit format for front-to-rear support of equipment

How to use

Measure the intended rack depth and confirm that the 1067 mm rail width matches the cabinet internal dimensions. Position the rails at the chosen front and rear mounting U-spaces, align mounting holes with rack posts and secure the rails using appropriate rack screws and cages or nuts supplied by the cabinet manufacturer. After fixing the rails, slide or place the equipment onto the rails and secure devices with fastening hardware to prevent movement during operation.

Usage recommendations

For safe and reliable operation, verify load ratings of the cabinet and distribute mounted devices to avoid concentrating excessive weight on a single rail. Use appropriate grounding where required and follow rack manufacturer guidelines for screw types and torque. Periodically inspect the rails and fasteners for signs of corrosion or loosening in high-vibration or humid environments.