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Rackmount.IT Rack Mount Kit for FortiGate 60E and 61E
The Rackmount.IT RM-FR-T10 is a professional rack mount kit designed specifically for FortiGate 60E and 61E firewalls. This mounting bracket allows for secure and organized installation of your network equipment into a standard 19-inch server rack. Finished in white, this kit ensures optimal airflow and easy access to ports, making it an ideal solution for data centers and server rooms requiring reliable hardware management.
This rack mount kit provides a clean and professional appearance for your server infrastructure by allowing desktop firewalls to be integrated into standard 19-inch racks. The design features front-facing connections, which significantly simplifies maintenance and cable management by providing easy access to all ports. Furthermore, the kit includes a secure power supply fixation mechanism to prevent accidental power disconnections, ensuring continuous operation of your network security hardware.
This kit is exclusively designed for the FortiGate 60E and 61E models and will not fit other firewall versions or hardware brands. It is intended for use in standard 19-inch rack environments and is not suitable for wall-mounting or standalone desktop use without a rack.
Installation is straightforward and typically takes approximately five minutes. Begin by sliding your Fortinet device into the mounting kit. Once positioned, place the provided retainers to secure the unit. Connect the supplied cables to the integrated keystones and fix the power supply unit to the rack to ensure it remains stable and connected during operation.
Usage recommendations: Regularly check the cable connections and the power supply fixation during your routine server maintenance to ensure the hardware remains securely mounted and fully operational.
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