Lowell LER-3527 LER Series 35U Enclosed AV Rack, 27" Deep, Black

Optimize secure equipment storage and serviceability with the Lowell Manufacturing LER Series 35U Enclosed AV Rack. This 19" enclosed rack cabinet is built from fully welded U.S. steel and reinforced at load-bearing junctions to deliver reliable protection for AV, IT, security and surveillance systems. At 35U and 27in deep, the rack accommodates a wide range of servers, switches, recorders and monitoring equipment while adjustable, tapped 10-32 front rails allow you to position devices and controls deeper into the cabinet for easier access and cleaner cable runs. Passive upper and lower ventilation reduces heat buildup without noisy fans, and the recessed keyed rear door provides physical security for sensitive deployments. Multiple lacing points, laser-cut knockouts, pilot point screws with captive washers, and a grounding stud simplify installation and grounding for professional network and monitoring closets. Finished in a durable black textured powder coat with beveled corners, the LER-3527 delivers a secure, serviceable enclosure that fits corporate, education, retail and government environments. Order with a rear door or add an LFD front door to complete your secure AV or surveillance cabinet solution.

• Secure, fully welded U.S. steel construction protects sensitive AV, networking and surveillance equipment for long-term deployments
• Adjustable front rails and 27in depth let you position gear and controls precisely for better cable management and service access
• Passive upper and lower vents reduce hotspots for quieter, maintenance-free cooling in monitoring and security rooms
• Recessed, keyed rear door and optional front door support physical security and controlled access for critical installations
• Multiple lacing points and laser-cut knockout panels speed installation and keep network and power cabling organized
• Professional black textured powder-coat finish with beveled corners offers durable, rack-room-ready aesthetics for commercial sites