2Post Conversion Bracket
Mount 4Post equipment in 2Post racks
- Converts space in a 2Post Rack to allow 4Post equipment
- Convert only the space you need
- Couple several brackets together for contiguous space
- 3" and 6" depths available
- High quality solid steel construction
- Sold individually (one bracket per pack)
- 4 brackets required for mounting a server with rails
Compatible with any 2Post rack
- Works with standard EIA 19" racks or 23" telecommunications racks
- Mounts using square, round, or threaded holes
- 50lb weight capacity per U space
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NOTE: Hardware not included. Rackmount hardware can be purchased here.
RackSolutions 2Post conversion brackets one key issue with 2Post racks, mounting 4Post equipment. Rather than purchasing a 4Post rack for only a few pieces of equipment, conversion brackets allow 4Post equipment such as servers using 4Post rail kits to be mounted in a 2Post rack. The 2Post conversion brackets essentially convert a small amount of space in your 2Post rack into a 4Post rack. Coupled together, the brackets can convert as much of the 2Post rack as needed. The brackets are sold in individual packs, so 4 brackets must be purchased to mount one piece of 4Post equipment in the rack.
Compatible with most servers
Create a 4 Post cabinet on a 2 Post relay rack
If the rails that were supplied with your server are to shallow, the 1U adapter bracket allows the extra space needed to mount the rails.
| Made In America | Yes | BABA Compliant | No | RoHS Compliant | Yes | TAA Compliant | Yes | UL Compliant | No | ETL Compliant | No | Country of Manufacture | United States | U Height | 2U | Rack Type | 2 Post | Rack Hole Type | 10-32 Thread, 12-24 Thread, M6 Thread, Square Hole | Weight Capacity | 30 - 100 lbs | Adaption Type | Rack Depth, Hole Type | Dell Part Number | 2UBRK-000C: AB064953 | Ingram Part Number | 2UBRK-000C - NE9990 2UBRK-000C-6 - 3FM343 |
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Kit Contents:
- (1) 2U Conversion Bracket (3in Uprights, No HDWR)
Kit Contents:
- (1) 2U Conversion Bracket (6in Uprights, No HDWR)