Server Racks for Noise Reduction, Security, Air Filtration and Mobility XRackPro2 server rack models reduce noise up to 80% in the rackmount systems mounted inside the enclosure cabinet. Rack mount servers, RAID systems, computers and any other loud equipment will become much quieter in our server racks. XRackPro2 server racks are specifically designed to keep most noise inside the enclosure cabinet and what little amount does escape the server rack will be significantly reduced in volume and will have a more pleasant pitch.

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XRackPro2 server racks have security from front and rear locking doors. XRackPro 25U and 12U server racks have pre-installed heavy duty caster wheels for mobility of a rolling rack system, 6U and 4U XRackPro server racks have optional caster wheels. Additional Shipping and Handling Costs Please note, XRackPro Server Racks require additional shipping and handling costs due to weight and size. The following costs will be applied to each order: Flat Rate Shipping - Continental U.S. (AK & HI require separate shipping quotes) Ground Services:.

$150.00 for XRackPro 4U (Dimensions: 40in x 29in x 15in, Weight: 93 lbs). $200.00 for XRackPro 6U (Dimensions: 45in x 32in x 22in, Weight: 105 lbs) Freight Services:. $315.00 for XRackPro 12U (Dimensions: 42in x 43in x 42in, Weight: 175 lbs). $415.00 for XRackPro 25U (Dimensions: 40in x 48in x 62in, Weight: 299 lbs) Additional Charges:. $160.00 additional charge for liftgate serive at delivery. Service is required when a loading dock or forklift are not available.

$115.00 additional charge for the following states: CT, DC, FL, MA, MD, ME, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI & VT. $100.00 additional charge for inside delivery service. XRackPro2 Series:.

XRackPro2 4U Noise Reduction Enclosure Rackmount Cabinet. XRackPro2 is a server rack rackmount enclosure cabinet specifically designed for noise reduction and mobility. Rackmount computer servers and RAID storage become whisper quiet in this rolling rack system. Solidly built and providing 4U of industry standard 19” (48.2 cm) wide rackmount space, the second generation XRackPro2 is an ideal server rack and computer cabinet for Apple (Xserve server and Xserve RAID), Windows (Dell, HP, IBM, etc.), Linux, SGI, Sun and other PC computer rackmount servers. The XRackPro2 is also a great solution for video, audio or any other rackmount equipment that can benefit from a reduction in noise and increased mobility. A few combinations of rackmount 1U, 2U, 3U and 4U servers, disk arrays or other equipment can be mounted inside this cabinet enclosure. Using fully adjustable mounting rails and a built-in cable management system, the XRackPro2 can be configured for your individual needs.

Each 1U of rackmount space is clearly marked, making set up a breeze. Noise from rackmount equipment mounted inside the XRackPro2 will be reduced from the sound dampening design while keeping everything cool at the same time. All external panels are lined with specially engineered acoustical foam and the wire grommet has foam insert to keep noise inside XRackPro. XRackPro2 features heavy duty steel construction and all rackmount servers, storage solutions and other equipment stay visible through the use of the sealed glass front door. Superior strength, surface safe leveler legs are used, optional caster wheels can be added to create a rolling rackmount enclosure that is sturdy, yet easy to move when needed.

The optional industrial strength rear casters can be locked in to position when the XRackPro rack mount enclosure is moved to a desired location, the casters can be unlocked again later if relocation is needed. Eight cage nuts and screws are included to mount an initial installation of rackmount computer servers, disk arrays, etc. With the benefits of noise reduction and security that the XRack Pro 2 provide, rack mount servers, RAID systems and other components can now be used in environments where they could not before. Video and audio suites, production and creative departments, hospitals, libraries or any other locations that need to keep sound levels down will benefit from this innovative product. XRackPro2 is a server rack rackmount enclosure cabinet specifically designed for noise reduction and mobility. Rackmount computer servers and RAID storage become whisper quiet in this rolling rack system. Solidly built and providing 6U of industry standard 19” (48.2 cm) wide rackmount space, the second generation XRackPro2 is an ideal server rack and computer cabinet for Apple (Xserve server and Xserve RAID), Windows (Dell, HP, IBM, etc.), Linux, SGI, Sun and other PC computer rackmount servers.

The XRackPro2 is also a great solution for video, audio or any other rackmount equipment that can benefit from a reduction in noise and increased mobility. A few combinations of rackmount 1U, 2U, 3U and 4U servers, disk arrays or other equipment can be mounted inside this cabinet enclosure. Using fully adjustable mounting rails and a built-in cable management system, the XRackPro2 can be configured for your individual needs. Each 1U of rackmount space is clearly marked, making set up a breeze. Love kuching project @luvkuching. Noise from rackmount equipment mounted inside the XRackPro2 will be reduced from the sound dampening design while keeping everything cool at the same time. All external panels are lined with specially engineered acoustical foam and the wire grommet has foam insert to keep noise inside XRackPro. XRackPro2 features heavy duty steel construction and all rackmount servers, storage solutions and other equipment stay visible through the use of the sealed glass front door.

Superior strength, surface safe leveler legs are used, optional caster wheels can be added to create a rolling rackmount enclosure that is sturdy, yet easy to move when needed. The optional industrial strength rear casters can be locked in to position when the XRackPro rack mount enclosure is moved to a desired location, the casters can be unlocked again later if relocation is needed. Eight cage nuts and screws are included to mount an initial installation of rackmount computer servers, disk arrays, etc. With the benefits of noise reduction and security that the XRack Pro 2 provide, rack mount servers, RAID systems and other components can now be used in environments where they could not before. Video and audio suites, production and creative departments, hospitals, libraries or any other locations that need to keep sound levels down will benefit from this innovative product. XRackPro2 is a rackmount enclosure cabinet specifically designed for noise reduction and mobility. Rackmount computer servers and RAID storage become whisper quiet in this rolling rack system.

Solidly built and providing 12U of industry standard 19” (48.2 cm) wide rackmount space, the second generation XRackPro2 is an ideal server rack and computer cabinet for Apple (Xserve server and Xserve RAID), Windows, Linux and other PC computer rackmount servers. The XRackPro2 is also a great solution for video, audio or any other rackmount equipment that can benefit from a reduction in noise and increased mobility. Several combinations of rackmount 1U, 2U, 3U and 4U servers, disk arrays or other equipment can be mounted inside this cabinet enclosure. Using fully adjustable mounting rails and a built-in cable management system, the XRackPro2 can be configured for your individual needs. Each 1U of rackmount space is clearly marked and cables can be neatly arranged by utilizing the cable management system, making set up a breeze. Noise from rackmount equipment mounted inside the XRackPro2 will be reduced by as much as 75% from the sound dampening design while keeping everything cool at the same time.

All external panels are lined with specially engineered acoustical foam, each door opening is sealed and all wire grommets have foam inserts. XRackPro2 features heavy duty steel construction and all rackmount servers, storage solutions and other equipment stay visible through the use of the sealed glass front door. Superior strength, carpet safe caster rollers are used to create a rolling rackmount enclosure that is sturdy, yet easy to move when needed. The industrial strength rear casters can be locked in to position when the XRackPro rack mount enclosure is moved to a desired location, the casters can be unlocked again later if relocation is needed.

Twenty-four cage nuts and screws are included to mount an initial installation of rackmount computer servers, disk arrays, etc. With the benefits of noise reduction and mobility that the XRack Pro 2 provide, rack mount servers, RAID systems and other components can now be used in environments where they could not before.

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Video and audio suites, production and creative departments, hospitals, libraries or any other locations that need to keep sound levels down will benefit from this innovative product. XRackPro2 is a server rack kmount enclosure cabinet specifically designed for noise reduction and mobility.

Rackmount computer servers and RAID storage become whisper quiet in this rolling rack system. Solidly built and providing 25U of industry standard 19” (48.2 cm) wide rackmount space, the second generation XRackPro2 is an ideal server rack and computer cabinet for Irix (SGI), Linux (Red Hat, etc.), OSX (Apple Xserve), Solaris (Sun), Windows (Compaq, Dell, HP, IBM, etc.) and other PC computer rackmount servers. The XRackPro2 is also a great solution for video, audio or any other rackmount equipment that can benefit from a reduction in noise and increased mobility.

Several combinations of rackmount 1U, 2U, 3U and 4U servers, disk arrays or other equipment can be mounted inside this cabinet enclosure. Using fully adjustable mounting rails and a built-in cable management system, theXRackPro2 can be configured for your individual needs. Each 1U of rackmount space is clearly marked and cables can be neatly arranged by utilizing the cable management system, making set up a breeze.

Noise from rackmount equipment mounted inside the XRackPro2 will be reduced from the sound dampening design while keeping everything cool at the same time. All external panels are lined with specially engineered acoustical foam, each door opening is sealed and all wire grommets have foam inserts. XRackPro2 features heavy duty steel construction and all rackmount servers, storage solutions and other equipment stay visible through the use of the sealed glass front door. Superior strength, carpet safe caster rollers are used to create a rolling rackmount enclosure that is sturdy, yet easy to move when needed. The industrial strength rear casters can be locked in to position when the XRackPro rack mount enclosure is moved to a desired location, the casters can be unlocked again later if relocation is needed. Twenty-four cage nuts and screws are included to mount an initial installation of rackmount computer servers, disk arrays, etc. With the benefits of noise reduction and mobility that the XRack Pro 2 provide, rack mount servers, RAID systems and other components can now be used in environments where they could not before.

Video and audio suites, production and creative departments, hospitals, libraries or any other locations that need to keep sound levels down will benefit from this innovative product.

Consider the wood you want to make the rack out of. If you intend on painting it you can use a cheaper wood that has more flaws because they will be hidden behind the paint. If you want a natural wood look, I’d suggest getting a nicer piece of wood and then staining it to bring out its natural beauty. Most sheets of wood available at Home Depot or Lowes will suffice. A common dimension of wood is 4′ x 8′ x 3/4″ which given the specific dimension of this rack will yield up to 2 racks if you use a scrap piece of wood for the bottom of the rack (which should ultimately become hidden by gear). Should you choose to use the same wood for all of the rack you will have leftover material that couple possibly be used for another project. Once you have decided on your wood draw these dimensions precisely with a pencil and straight edge.

Sides of rack: 1. Bottom width of the rack (front to back) 19.5″ 2. Height (bottom to top) 29.5″ 3. Top width of the rack (front to back) 16.75″ 4. From the bottom dimension make a point 3″ above that point for the kick plate (this is the point at which that rack will begin to slant 5. Draw a line between the top of the kick plate (3″) dimension and the end of the top width of the rack dimension 6.

If the edges of your piece of wood is straight (generally they are, or close enough for this) then you can use it as a reference and you will not need to make additional cuts. Your ready to cut the side pieces of the rack. If you have access to a table saw this will yield more precise cuts and the overall rack will look nicer and fit together better, if not, any saw will probably suffice.

This rack was done with a battery powered skill saw and it turned out great. If you don’t have a table saw try to clamp a straight edge parallel to the line to be cut.

Make sure to set the parallel piece an equal distance from the blade so that you are still cutting on the line you made. Start with either the top or bottom cuts and end with the angled cut. Once every thing is cut and you have one side of the rack, simply trace that piece on to the remaining piece of wood (for symmetry reasons, as well as if you made a mistake at least it will be consistent) and repeat the cutting process. Kick plate: 1. Standard audio gear 1U is precisely 19″. If you make the open of the rack precisely this dimension the gear will be hard to get in and out and will have to be wedged. For this reason 1/8th of an inch should be added so that you have a little bit of room to work with.

Make the kick plate width (side to side) 19 1/8th” 3. Make the height (top to bottom) 3″ 4. 2 kick plates should be made (one for the front of the rack and one for the back). The one on the back will be more for stability reasons. Cut with the same technique as with the sides. Assemblage: There are numerous routes that could be taken on putting the rack together. This rack was put together with 2″ elbow brackets to connect all pieces.

It makes the rack look more vintage and should it ever need repainting etc. It will come apart easily. If you have a nail gun you can shoot nails in all the parts connecting them and this is effective in keeping the rack together, however, it can/will make nasty gouges in the wood and the nail will be seen. You then would have to get wood filler if you didn’t want the look of the nails.

I recommend using the brackets and then flowing some wood glue in the seems to increase stability. Start with the bottom and attack the kick plates to it. Add the sides 3. Add the lid.

If the rack doesn’t line up precisely you may have to clean up some of the edges of the kick plate or the bottom. The better the saw and the more precise the cuts, the less time you’ll spend fixing things when trying to put the rack together. Rack rail mounting: This rack was designed to accommodate 14 space rails from Middle Atlantic. If your rack is shorter or taller, adjust the rail space accordingly. Placing the rails is an aesthetic choice.

Depending on how far back you place them, knobs of the gear make stick out an undesirable amount. This rack was designed with the rails to be back 3/4″ from the front of the sides which was eye-balled based on the pieces of gear and how far out the knobs stuck. If your rack is built to these specifications you’ll notice that the 14 space rail has quite a bit of room to move around (top to bottom). Make a choice as to whether you want the rails all the way to the top, to the bottom or someplace in between. I’d recommend having the rails lower towards the kick plate because if the rails are too high the piece of gear at the top of the rack maybe hard to see as it will be hidden under the lid. Make your measurement for how far back the rails will sit. In this case 3/4″.

Make a measurement towards the top of the rack and one towards the bottom and then line up the rack rail. There are many different holes to choose from when screwing in the rails. Use whatever works and put a screw every 3 or 4 holes. The rack is done now and gear is ready to be rack mounted.Will Klingenmeier.