Rack Mount EFB Elektronik PRO-SOB06B

The EFB Elektronik PRO-SOB06B is a steel rack mount unit with a black finish, designed for compact and reliable equipment installation. With external dimensions of 400 mm width, 600 mm depth and 100 mm height it provides a low-profile solution for organizing devices in server rooms, technical cabinets or workshop environments. The construction focuses on durability and straightforward integration into standard rack systems while meeting CE safety requirements.

Advantages

The PRO-SOB06B combines a steel construction and a professional black coating to offer mechanical strength and resistance to wear. Its compact footprint enables efficient use of space without sacrificing internal clearance for cables and mounted devices. The product's conformity with CE standards indicates compliance with applicable safety and electromagnetic compatibility requirements.

Suitable for

• Mounting audio, network or control equipment in 19-inch cabinets
• Organizing power distribution units and patch panels in limited space
• Workshop or laboratory installations where robust mounting is required
• Small server or edge computing setups requiring a shallow-depth rack shelf

Key specifications

• Material: steel
• Color: black finish
• External dimensions: 400 mm (W) x 600 mm (D) x 100 mm (H)
• Mounting type: rack mount for standard cabinets
• Certifications: CE (safety and EMC compliance)

How to use

Install the rack mount by aligning it with standard 19-inch mounting rails and secure it using appropriate rack screws and cage nuts. Ensure the unit is level and firmly fastened before placing equipment on the surface. Route power and data cables through available openings, leaving adequate slack to avoid strain on connectors. For heavy or vibration-sensitive devices, distribute weight evenly and consider additional support brackets if needed.

Usage recommendations

Verify cabinet depth and front-to-back rail spacing prior to installation to confirm compatibility. Use corrosion-resistant fasteners in humid environments and follow local grounding and earthing practices to maintain equipment safety and EMC performance.