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1U Ventilated Blank Panel for 19" Server Rack is designed to improve airflow and maintain a clean, organized rack layout in network cabinets and server racks. This rack filler panel with ventilation slots helps optimize cooling efficiency and prevent hot air recirculation in data centers, server rooms, and structured IT environments. Made from durable S45C carbon steel, it offers strong, long-lasting performance, while the detachable ear design allows flexible installation. Supplied with cage nuts and mounting screws, this 1U rack spacer panel provides a simple, effective solution for airflow management and professional rack organization.
Designed for standard 1U rack space, compatible with 19-inch server racks and network cabinets. Provides a clean and professional solution to cover unused rack space. Ideal for filling gaps between high-heat equipment like servers, UPS units, and PDU switches.
Made from S45C carbon steel with a black powder-coated finish for enhanced durability. Resistant to rust, scratches, and deformation, ensuring long-term performance in server racks and data center environments.
-Precision perforated mesh improves air circulation inside the rack
-Helps prevent heat buildup and reduces the risk of equipment overheating
-Covers unused gaps to maintain a neat and organized rack appearance
-Detachable ear design helps prevent bending or deformation during shipping
-Maintains panel alignment for a straight and secure fit
-Easy installation, from box to rack in minutes.
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