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SKU: SNE24D-2442-P1
UPC: 656747207761
Condition: New
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Middle Atlantic 24W 24SP/42D DIG Encl - SNE24D-2442-P1

Middle Atlantic SNE24D-2442-P1 24U Security Network EnclosureOverviewThe Middle Atlantic SNE24D-2442-P1 is a 24U, 42-inch-deep floor-standing rack enc…

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Middle Atlantic 24W 24SP/42D DIG Encl - SNE24D-2442-P1

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SKU: SNE24D-2442-P1
UPC: 656747207761
Condition: New

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Middle Atlantic SNE24D-2442-P1 24U Security Network Enclosure

Overview

The Middle Atlantic SNE24D-2442-P1 is a 24U, 42-inch-deep floor-standing rack enclosure built specifically for digital IP-based security infrastructure — think NVR stacks, PoE switch banks, patch panels, and the servers that drive large-scale surveillance deployments. At 24 inches wide and 48 inches tall, it fits the standard 19-inch EIA panel format while offering the extra depth (42 inches) that real security network gear actually needs. If you've tried cramming a 40-inch-deep NVR chassis into a shallow rack, the SNE24D-2442-P1 solves that immediately.

This enclosure belongs to Middle Atlantic's SNE Series Digital line, a range purpose-built for IP security rooms and network closets where structural integrity, cable density, and long-term serviceability all matter. It ships in black, fully welded construction — no knock-down assembly, no flex in the frame.

Key Features

  • 3,000 lb UL-Listed Static Load Capacity: That rating isn't just a number for the spec sheet — it means you can fully populate this rack with dense NVR appliances, multi-drive storage units, and high-port-count PoE switches without worrying about frame deflection. UL listing provides third-party verification of that claim, which matters for insurance compliance in commercial installations.
  • 24U / 19-Inch EIA-Compliant Mounting: Standard 19-inch EIA rail spacing means every rack-mount device you're sourcing from NVR manufacturers, switch vendors, or patch panel suppliers drops straight in without adapter kits. 24U is enough headroom for a mid-sized IP security system — typically 1-2U NVR, 1-2U PoE switches, a patch panel, and cable management — with room to grow.
  • 42-Inch Depth: Most 2-post and shallow 4-post racks cap out at 30-32 inches — fine for telecom, problematic for security servers and storage appliances that run 35-40 inches deep. The 42-inch depth of this enclosure handles full-depth servers and NVR chassis without cable-bend stress at the rear.
  • Fully Welded Construction: Welded frames don't rack (twist) under load the way bolt-together enclosures can over time. In environments with repeated equipment swaps and heavy cable bundles pulling on the frame, welded construction keeps rail alignment accurate for the life of the installation.
  • Cage-Nut Mounting Type: Cage-nut rails are the universal standard for commercial rack equipment. Every security-grade NVR, managed switch, and patch panel ships with cage-nut hardware. This rack works with your existing fastener inventory — no proprietary rail kits required.
  • Gangable Design: When your IP security deployment outgrows 24U, the gangable frame lets you bolt adjacent enclosures together into a unified row without gaps or structural compromise. Plan for expansion from day one without committing to a larger (and more expensive) 42U or 45U enclosure upfront.
  • High-Density Cabling Support: Security network infrastructure generates a lot of cable — camera feeds terminate at patch panels, PoE runs bundle through the rack, and storage connections add more. The SNE Series frame is designed to handle that density with solid structural support for horizontal and vertical cable managers.
  • Passive Front-to-Rear Airflow: No integrated fans means no fan noise, no fan failure points, and no additional power draw. Front-to-rear airflow path works with standard perforated door configurations and the natural convection of rack-mount equipment. For temperature-controlled security rooms and IDF closets, passive cooling is usually sufficient — just verify your heat load before skipping active cooling accessories.
  • 1,600 lb Caster Load Rating: The caster rating (separate from the static rating) is what matters during installation and repositioning. At 1,600 lbs on casters, you can roll a fully loaded rack across a raised floor or concrete to its final position without unloading it first — a real time saver on large installations.

Integration and Compatibility

The SNE24D-2442-P1 is designed for IP-based security network enclosures housing digital surveillance equipment: NVRs, PoE switches, patch panels, LAN infrastructure, and application servers. The 19-inch EIA-compliant rail pattern accommodates the full range of standard rack-mount security hardware. Its 42-inch depth handles full-depth chassis from all major NVR and server vendors without modification.

For deployments pairing this enclosure with PoE network switches to power IP cameras, the 24U space allows for multi-switch configurations supporting large camera counts. Cable management accessories (sold separately) from the Middle Atlantic SNE accessory line integrate directly with this enclosure's frame.

The UL Listed load rating and EIA compliance make this enclosure compatible with standard data center and network room buildout specifications, including those requiring documented structural certifications for commercial permitting. If your project uses a low-voltage contractor and requires documentation, the UL listing covers the structural load claim.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the static load capacity of the SNE24D-2442-P1?

A: The SNE24D-2442-P1 has a UL-listed static load capacity of 3,000 lbs. When using casters, the load rating is 1,600 lbs.

Q: Is the SNE24D-2442-P1 compatible with standard 19-inch rack equipment?

A: Yes. It uses cage-nut mounting rails with standard EIA-compliant 19-inch panel width, compatible with all standard rack-mount security and network equipment.

Q: How deep is the SNE24D-2442-P1 enclosure?

A: The enclosure is 42 inches deep (full external dimensions: 24

Specifications
Mount Type: Rack
Product Type: Server Rack
Cable Category: Security Network Enclosure
Dimensions: 24"W x 48"H x 42"D
Weight: 232 lbs (105.2 kg)
Mounting: Freestanding / Floor Standing
Standards: EIA compliant 19", UL Listed
Application: Digital IP-based security systems, Network equipment, Servers, LAN switches, Patch panels
Rack Units: 24U
Panel Width: 19"
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