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Middle Atlantic 12SP27D Mobile F Rack E1 - MFR-1227E1

Middle Atlantic MFR-1227E1 12RU Mobile Furniture RackThe Middle Atlantic MFR-1227E1 is a 12-rack-unit mobile furniture rack built for deployments wher…

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Middle Atlantic 12SP27D Mobile F Rack E1 - MFR-1227E1

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SKU: MFR-1227E1
Condition: New

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Middle Atlantic MFR-1227E1 12RU Mobile Furniture Rack

The Middle Atlantic MFR-1227E1 is a 12-rack-unit mobile furniture rack built for deployments where equipment portability and a professional finish matter as much as structural integrity. At 22.63 inches wide, 26.95 inches tall, and 27.37 inches deep with a UL-rated 250 lb load capacity, it handles a fully loaded security or AV head-end without flex or instability — and rolls to wherever the job demands it. The Kensington Maple wood finish makes it appropriate for boardrooms, executive briefing centers, and customer-facing security operations environments where a bare steel open frame would be out of place. If you've been searching for the MFR-1227E1 (often searched as MFR 1227E1), this is the correct model.

Key Features

  • 12 Rack Units of Usable Space: 21.16 inches of usable height (53.8 cm) gives you 12U for NVRs, video encoders, patch panels, and power distribution — enough for a complete compact head-end without chaining multiple enclosures. See the Middle Atlantic rack and enclosure line for companion units if you need to scale beyond 12U.
  • 250 lb UL-Rated Load Capacity: UL-listed at 250 lbs (113.4 kg), so you can fill every unit without worrying about structural limits. That's meaningful when you're stacking a multi-channel NVR, a managed PoE switch, and a UPS in a single enclosure — real-world security head-ends routinely push 150–200 lbs loaded.
  • 23.19-Inch Usable Depth: With 23.19 inches (58.9 cm) of usable internal depth, full-depth 1U/2U rack equipment fits without compromise. Most 1U NVRs and servers run 16–20 inches deep — this leaves working clearance for cable management behind the gear.
  • 10-32 Rack Rail Threading: Standard 10-32 tapped rails mean you can mount virtually any commercial rack equipment directly — no cage nuts, no adapters. That's the correct thread standard for pro AV and security rack hardware.
  • Monitor Mounting Capability: Built-in monitor mounting support lets you integrate a display directly into the enclosure — useful for standalone security consoles or demonstration setups where a separate monitor stand wastes space.
  • Kensington Maple Wood Construction: The wood cabinet construction with Kensington Maple finish is what separates this from a bare metal open frame. It's appropriate for furniture-style rack enclosures in finished spaces — think boardrooms, reception desks, or executive security operations centers where equipment presentation is part of the installation requirement.
  • Mobile Design: Mounted on casters (mobile configuration), this rack can be repositioned without disassembly — practical during installation commissioning, equipment servicing, or in temporary deployment environments like trade show security setups or demo rigs.
  • 19-Inch Panel Width Standard: The 19-inch (48.3 cm) panel width is the universal rack standard, so every piece of 19-inch equipment — switches, recorders, patch panels — drops straight in without modification.
  • Compact Footprint for the Capacity: At 22.63 inches wide and 26.95 inches tall, this is a genuinely compact 12U enclosure. The overall dimensions fit through standard doorways and into tight equipment closets without the bulk of a full-height 24U or 42U cabinet.

Integration & Compatibility

The MFR-1227E1 is designed to house standard 19-inch, 10-32 rack equipment — NVRs, managed switches, video encoders, patch panels, power strips, and UPS units all mount directly. The 23.19-inch usable depth accommodates full-depth 1U and 2U units. If you're building out a complete rack infrastructure package, pair this with a rack-mount power distribution unit and a structured cabling solution appropriate for the equipment count. The monitor mounting provision allows direct integration of a rack-mount or articulating display without a separate stand. For deployments requiring a deeper or taller enclosure, explore other units in the Middle Atlantic mobile furniture rack family — the MFR series spans multiple depths and rack unit heights to match varied head-end requirements. Review a rack planning and power budgeting guide before finalizing equipment load — 250 lbs fills up faster than expected once you account for cabling, patch panels, and a UPS.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the UL-rated load capacity of the MFR-1227E1?

A: The MFR-1227E1 carries a UL-rated load capacity of 250 lbs (113.4 kg). This is a listed, verified structural rating — not a nominal estimate.

Q: How many rack units does the MFR-1227E1 provide?

A: The MFR-1227E1 provides 12 rack units (12RU) of usable space, with 21.16 inches (53.8 cm) of usable internal height.

Q: What is the usable depth inside the MFR-1227E1?

A: Usable internal depth is 23.19 inches (58.9 cm), accommodating standard full-depth 1U and 2U rack equipment without modification.

Q: What rack rail thread standard does the MFR-1227E1 use?

A: The MFR-1227E1 uses standard 10-32 tapped rails — the correct thread standard for pro AV and commercial security rack hardware. No cage nuts are required for 10-32 equipment.

Q: Does the MFR-1227E1 support monitor mounting?

A: Yes. The MFR-1227E1 includes monitor mounting capability, allowing direct integration of a display into the enclosure — useful for standalone security consoles or demo environments.

Q: What finish and material is the MFR-1227E1?

A: The MFR-1227E1 is constructed from wood with a Kensington Maple finish, making it suitable for finished commercial spaces such as boardrooms, reception areas, and executive security operations environments where a bare metal rack would be inappropriate.

Jerry Tildsen
Jerry Tildsen

The Middle Atlantic MFR-1227E1 comes up regularly on security integration projects where the equipment room is actually a visible space — a lobby security desk, a boardroom AV closet, or a client-facing SOC. The 250 lb UL-rated load capacity and 23.19-inch usable depth tell me this was engineered for a fully loaded head-end, not a half-empty demo shelf.

Technical Highlights:

  • 250 lb UL Load Rating: At 113.4 kg certified, you can realistically stack a multi-channel NVR (30–40 lbs), managed PoE switch (15–20 lbs), a UPS (40–60 lbs), patch panels, and cabling — and still have structural margin. UL listing on load capacity matters when the enclosure will be moved on casters under full load.
  • 23.19-Inch Usable Depth: Full-depth 1U rack servers and NVRs typically run 16–20 inches. The 23.19-inch usable depth gives you 3–7 inches of rear cable management clearance — enough for structured patch runs without bending radius problems on fiber or Cat6A.
  • 10-32 Tapped Rails: Standard 10-32 threading means no cage nut inventory, no rail adapter kits. Every commercial security and AV vendor ships 10-32-compatible hardware — this is the right thread spec for a mixed security/AV head-end.

Deployment Considerations:

  • At 98 lbs shipping weight (44.5 kg), the MFR-1227E1 is a two-person lift — plan accordingly for installations above ground floor or in spaces without freight elevator access. The caster mobility helps once it's on the floor, but getting it there requires coordination.
  • The Kensington Maple wood finish is the differentiator here, but it's also a constraint: this is not the enclosure for outdoor, high-humidity, or industrial environments. If the installation space isn't climate-controlled finished interior, specify a steel enclosure instead.

The MFR-1227E1 is the right call for a 12U security or AV head-end in a client-visible finished space — a corporate boardroom equipment closet, a retail loss-prevention console, or a hospitality property management room where the rack will be seen and the Kensington Maple finish needs to hold up to that standard.

Specifications
Mount Type: Rack
Depth: 27.37 in (69.5 cm)
Height: 26.95 in (68.5 cm)
Panel Width: 19 in (48.3 cm)
Rack Units: 12 RU
Shipping Weight: 98 lbs (44.5 kg)
Load Capacity: 250 lbs (113.4 kg)
Usable Depth: 23.19 in (58.9 cm)
Usable Height: 21.16 in (53.8 cm)
Width: 22.63 in (57.5 cm)
Finish: Kensington Maple
Material: Wood
Monitor Mounting: Yes
Rack Rail Type: 10-32
Upc: 656747407987
Ul Load Capacity: 250 lbs (113.4 kg)
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