Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC – U.S. – LEGRAND SRB-1-SNE30-4224 is a 24U seismic-rated rack enclosure designed for structured cabling, AV, and network equipment installations that require compliance with seismic bracing standards. Measuring 30 inches wide and 42 inches deep, this open-frame or enclosed rack unit provides the structural rigidity needed in seismically active regions or facilities requiring IBC or CBC seismic compliance. It is sold as a single unit and is typically specified and installed by low-voltage contractors, systems integrators, or licensed electricians working on data center, telecom, or AV infrastructure projects.

This rack enclosure is suited for commercial and light industrial environments where seismic-rated mounting is required by code or facility specification. The 24U height accommodates a standard range of rack-mount equipment including patch panels, switches, UPS units, and AV gear. The 30-inch width and 42-inch depth provide ample clearance for deep equipment and rear cable management. It is appropriate for server rooms, network closets, and broadcast or AV equipment rooms where floor space is defined and equipment density is moderate.

Key Features

Seismic-rated construction for use in IBC and CBC seismic compliance applications
24U rack height accommodates a wide range of standard rack-mount equipment
30-inch width and 42-inch depth support deep equipment and structured cabling layouts
Sold individually as a single enclosure unit
Designed for commercial network, telecom, and AV infrastructure installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style seismic rack enclosure for commercial low-voltage and data infrastructure installations requiring standard 19-inch rack-mount compatibility at 24U height.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage contractor or qualified systems integrator familiar with seismic anchoring requirements under applicable building codes such as IBC or CBC. De-energize all equipment and disconnect power before installing or populating the rack. Floor anchoring hardware and seismic bracing methods should be verified against the applicable code authority having jurisdiction prior to installation. Do not exceed the rack’s rated load capacity when populating with equipment.