Raising Electronics
42 Height, Open frame, 19-inch
+Tall 42U height for large equipment stacks
+Four-post open frame design
+Fits standard 19-inch equipment
−Fixed 31-inch depth limits adjustability
$299.99
as of 11/04/2026 19:10 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+Tall 42U height for large equipment stacks
+Four-post open frame design
+Fits standard 19-inch equipment
Cons−Fixed 31-inch depth limits adjustability
Compared with the 3 Server Racks on this page−700lb load capacity: 6 of the 9 here have a higher load capacity
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Raising Electronics
42 Height, Open frame, 19-inch
+42U height holds a large amount of equipment
+Open frame design for airflow and cable access
+Standard 19-inch width for rack-mount gear
−Open frame offers no enclosure protection for equipment
$299.99
as of 11/04/2026 19:10 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+42U height holds a large amount of equipment
+Open frame design for airflow and cable access
+Standard 19-inch width for rack-mount gear
+31-inch depth fits most rack-mount servers
Cons−Open frame offers no enclosure protection for equipment
Compared with the 3 Server Racks on this page+900lb load capacity: only 1 of 9 here have a higher load capacity
How pros and cons are picked (About: Disclaimer) About this product
Raising Electronics
42 Height, Open frame, 19-inch
+42U height holds a large amount of equipment
+Open frame design for airflow and cable access
+Standard 19-inch width for rack-mount gear
−Open frame offers no enclosure protection for equipment
$279.99
as of 11/04/2026 19:09 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+42U height holds a large amount of equipment
+Open frame design for airflow and cable access
+Standard 19-inch width for rack-mount gear
+31-inch depth fits most rack-mount servers
Cons−Open frame offers no enclosure protection for equipment
Compared with the 3 Server Racks on this page+900lb load capacity: only 1 of 9 here have a higher load capacity
How pros and cons are picked (About: Disclaimer) About this product