Middle Atlantic BGR-38SA-32 BGR-SA Rack with Rear Door, 32" Deep, 38U RMS, TAA Compliant

Optimize your AV, IT and security installations with the Middle Atlantic by Legrand BGR-38SA-32 rack cabinet. Built as a workhorse for integrators and system designers, this 38U, 32-inch deep rack provides secure, high-strength housing that streamlines deployment of servers, switches, DVR/NVRs and other monitoring equipment. The forward-compatible rail architecture and lever-lock mounting let you install forward panels, horizontal and vertical cable management, and many tool-free accessories up to five times faster—reducing labor and minimizing downtime.

At 23 inches overall width with a 19-inch rackrail, the BGR-38SA-32 creates extra “no-man’s land” for front-to-back cable runs and small-device mounting, improving airflow and access for surveillance and network gear. Solid side panels deliver physical security and thermal management, while the vented rear door accepts optional fan or brush-grommet kits for large cable passages without fishing. TAA compliance plus UL, seismic and OSHPD certifications make this enclosure ideal for government, enterprise and mission-critical deployments.

Choose the BGR-38SA-32 to simplify installations, protect equipment and improve system uptime—perfect for security, monitoring and data center applications. Contact your dealer to spec this cabinet for your next project.

• Secure, professional-grade enclosure that protects AV, IT and surveillance systems while simplifying maintenance and access
• Forward-compatible lever-lock rails and tool-free accessories speed installation and free up valuable rack space for equipment
• 32-inch depth and 38U capacity provide ample room for servers, switches, DVR/NVRs and cable management in demanding security or monitoring deployments
• Solid sides with ganging options and numbered, adjustable rails improve airflow control, physical security and multi-rack installations
• TAA-compliant, UL- and seismic-certified construction delivers long-term reliability and regulatory confidence for government and enterprise projects