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Rack bracket SCHROFF 19" 4U with handle, set of 2, model 24564298
SCHROFF 19" 4U rack brackets with handle, set of 2, model 24564298, provide a mounted support solution for 19-inch equipment occupying 4U of rack height. The pair is designed to attach securely to standard 19-inch enclosures and to hold modules, panels or devices that require front access. Integrated handles on each bracket allow easier installation, removal and repositioning of mounted components while maintaining mechanical stability within server, telecom and industrial racks.
These rack brackets combine a standardized 19-inch mounting profile with reinforced construction for reliable load support. The integrated handles reduce effort during insertion and extraction of heavy modules and improve access for maintenance. Supplied as a matched pair, the brackets ensure alignment and balanced support across the 4U mounting space and are compatible with common rack environments.
Attach each bracket to the corresponding side rail inside the 19-inch enclosure at the desired 4U position using appropriate fasteners for the rack type. Align the pair so that handles are accessible from the front. Mount the equipment onto the brackets, ensuring even load distribution across both sides and secure with screws or retention hardware. Use the integrated handles to pull out or reposition modules during installation or maintenance while supporting the unit from beneath.
Confirm compatibility with the enclosure rail spacing and select fasteners appropriate for the rack (screws or cage nuts). Verify the weight rating of the enclosure and distribute heavy loads evenly across multiple mounting points. Use the handles for controlled movement and avoid applying excessive lateral force to prevent deformation of the brackets or mounted equipment.
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