Middle Atlantic BGR-19SA27MDK-D8 19RU Mobile AV Rack with Plexi Door and Designer White Top
Overview
The BGR-19SA27MDK-D8 is a 19-space, 27-inch-deep mobile AV rack from Middle Atlantic built for installations that require equipment access on both sides — think control rooms, broadcast carts, or security operations centers where technicians work front and rear. The forward rackrail system delivers 24.4 inches of usable depth (62 cm), sufficient for full-depth 1U servers, NVRs, and patch equipment. A UL-listed 1100 lb load capacity gives you real headroom for dense deployments — not just lightweight AV gear. Steel construction with black wrinkle powder coat on the frame pairs with a designer white wood laminate top, the combination the model number suffix '-D8' designates. TAA-compliant and manufactured in the USA, making it eligible for federal and government procurement projects.
Compatibility
The BGR-19SA27MDK-D8 accepts standard 19-inch EIA rack equipment across its 19 RU of usable height (33.25 in / 84.5 cm). The forward rackrail design is forward-compatible with Middle Atlantic BGR-series accessories including blanks, shelves, and cable management panels — any accessory specified for the BGR MDK mobile family will mount directly. Equipment depth up to 24.4 inches fits without modification; deeper chassis may require rear-rail extensions (verify against your specific gear). The integrated 25mm x 150mm swing handles and monitor mounting provision are built in, so no additional hardware is required for basic deployment. Compatible with standard NVR and server chassis up to 19 RU that conform to EIA-310-D panel width (19 in / 48.3 cm).
Installation Notes
Overall footprint is 24.5 in wide × 31.35 in deep × 39.5 in tall — confirm door clearance before positioning in tight spaces. Product weight is 165 lbs unloaded; shipping weight is 191 lbs, so plan for two-person unboxing. The rack ships with casters for mobility; verify floor load ratings in raised-floor environments given the 1100 lb UL capacity. Front plexi door and rear door both provide access without full rack relocation — relevant for cable management and hot-swap maintenance scenarios.
