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SKU: BGR-41-EXT3
UPC: 656747141553
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Middle Atlantic 41SP 3IN. In. D F/r Door Extnder - BGR-41-EXT3

Middle Atlantic BGR-41-EXT3 41U Front & Rear Rack Door Extender BayOverviewThe Middle Atlantic BGR-41-EXT3 is a 3-inch depth extender bay designed…

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Middle Atlantic 41SP 3IN. In. D F/r Door Extnder - BGR-41-EXT3

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SKU: BGR-41-EXT3
UPC: 656747141553
Condition: New

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Middle Atlantic BGR-41-EXT3 41U Front & Rear Rack Door Extender Bay

Overview

The Middle Atlantic BGR-41-EXT3 is a 3-inch depth extender bay designed specifically for the BGR rack series, adding usable front-and-rear door clearance at 41U height (75.86 inches tall) without replacing the rack enclosure itself. If you're running deep AV components, cable management panels, or patch fields that push against door clearance limits in an existing BGR frame, this is the hardware fix — not a workaround. The BGR-41-EXT3 (often searched as BGR 41 EXT3) ships in a black powder-coat finish that matches BGR rack aesthetics directly.

Seismic-rated construction means this extender holds its structural integrity under dynamic load conditions — a requirement in California Title 24 environments, broadcast facilities, and any installation where rack tipping or vibration is a liability concern. That rating isn't incidental; it means the extender was engineered as a load-bearing structural member, not just a cosmetic spacer.

For integrators working with Middle Atlantic rack systems, this extender keeps existing investment in BGR enclosures intact while solving a real clearance problem that shows up once equipment is fully populated. It pairs directly with the BGR rack enclosure line without requiring new frame procurement.

Key Features

  • 3 Inches of Added Depth: The full 3 in (7.6 cm) extension resolves front-and-rear door interference on BGR frames loaded with deeper equipment — typically patch panels, high-density cable management, or AV signal processors that push past standard door stop positions. You get the clearance without pulling the rack.
  • 41U / 75.86-Inch Height: Matches full-height BGR enclosures exactly at 75.86 in (192.7 cm) — critical for maintaining a flush, finished look in open-floor installations and for fitting within equipment rooms with fixed ceiling clearance. A mismatched height extender creates structural gaps; this one doesn't.
  • Front and Rear Doors Included: Both door positions are covered, which matters when the rear of the rack faces a service aisle or is visible through a glass room partition. Many competing depth extensions ship door hardware separately — this one includes both sides.
  • Seismic-Rated Construction: Verified seismic rating means the assembly qualifies for use in seismically active regions and satisfies facility requirements for rack anchoring in data centers and broadcast plants. If your integrations require a statement of seismic compliance, this unit provides it — an extender that isn't rated forces a redesign mid-project.
  • 23-Inch Width: Standard 23 in (58.4 cm) rack width aligns with EIA-310 19-inch equipment mounting while matching BGR frame geometry precisely. No shimming, no adapter brackets needed.
  • Black Powder-Coat Finish: Matches standard BGR rack black finish — relevant when the rack is visible in client-facing spaces like broadcast studios, control rooms, and AV presentation environments where mismatched finishes register as a quality flag.
  • BGR Series Compatibility: Engineered exclusively for the BGR base series, which means fit tolerances, door hinge alignment, and structural load paths are factory-matched — not field-adapted. Using this on a non-BGR frame will likely result in alignment issues.

Integration & Compatibility

The BGR-41-EXT3 is purpose-built for the BGR rack series from Middle Atlantic. Before ordering, confirm your existing BGR enclosure is the 41U variant — the extender's 75.86-inch height is specific to that configuration. Mixed-height installations (e.g., pairing a 41U extender to a 45U or 37U frame) will create structural mismatches at the door hinge points and top/bottom panels.

This extender is appropriate for rack infrastructure projects where equipment depth has grown beyond original rack specification — a common scenario when retrofitting IP video surveillance NVRs, UPS units, or high-density patch fields into older BGR frames. It also works for new installations where the design calls for front-to-rear cable routing clearance that the standard BGR depth doesn't accommodate.

Facility managers specifying seismic compliance for rack enclosure deployments in California, the Pacific Northwest, or international seismic zones should verify the specific seismic rating documentation from Middle Atlantic against local code requirements — the unit is seismic-rated, but code-specific certifications vary by jurisdiction.

For projects combining rack infrastructure with active network video recorder deployments, verifying door clearance before rack population is the step most often skipped — this extender exists precisely because that clearance is underestimated at design time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What rack series is the BGR-41-EXT3 compatible with?

A: The BGR-41-EXT3 is designed specifically for Middle Atlantic's BGR base series rack enclosures. It is not a universal extender and should not be used with other rack families where door hinge and panel geometry will differ.

Q: Does the BGR-41-EXT3 include both front and rear doors?

A: Yes. Both front and rear door positions are included with the BGR-41-EXT3, providing complete front-to-rear enclosure coverage after the extension is installed.

Q: What height BGR enclosure does this extender fit?

A: The BGR-41-EXT3 is sized for 41U BGR frames, standing 75.86 inches (192.7 cm) tall. Confirm your existing rack is a 41U BGR variant before ordering — the height is not adjustable.

Q: Is the BGR-41-EXT3 seismic rated?

A: Yes. The BGR-41-EXT3 carries a seismic rating, making it suitable for installations in seismically active regions and facilities requiring seismic compliance documentation. Verify specific rating standards against your local code requirements.

Q: What finish does the BGR-41-EXT3 come in?

A: Black powder-coat finish, matching standard BGR rack aesthetics for a consistent appearance in finished installations.

Q: How much depth does the BGR-41-EXT3 add?

A: Exactly 3 inches (7.6 cm) of additional depth, covering both front and rear door clearance on the BGR enclosure.

Jerry Tildsen
Jerry Tildsen

The BGR-41-EXT3 is one of those parts that shows up on projects where the original rack specification underestimated equipment depth — and in my experience, that happens on roughly a third of NVR and patch-heavy AV racks. The 3-inch extension sounds trivial until you're on-site with a populated 41U BGR frame and door clearance is the only thing between a clean closeout and a field modification. The seismic rating is what separates this from a field-fabricated spacer solution.

Technical Highlights:

  • 3 in / 7.6 cm Depth Extension: Provides exactly enough clearance to resolve front-and-rear door binding on BGR frames where deep 1U/2U equipment or high-density cable management has consumed the original door swing margin.
  • 41U / 75.86 in Height Match: Precision-matched to full-height BGR enclosures — structural gaps from mismatched extender heights create panel alignment problems that take significant field time to correct.
  • Seismic Rating: Verified seismic construction is a hard requirement for California and Pacific Northwest data center and broadcast facility deployments; an unrated extender invalidates the rack assembly's compliance posture.

Deployment Considerations:

  • Confirm the existing BGR frame is specifically the 41U variant before procurement — the height spec (75.86 in) is not shared across other BGR configurations, and door hardware will not align on a mismatched frame.
  • At 37 lbs shipping weight, the extender adds meaningful structural mass to the assembly; account for this in floor load calculations on raised-floor data center deployments.

The BGR-41-EXT3 is the right call for broadcast control rooms and IP surveillance equipment rooms where existing BGR infrastructure is already installed and the alternative — replacing the frame — means a full re-rack and re-termination event. Three inches of extension avoids that entirely.

Specifications
Depth: 3 in (7.6 cm)
Height: 75.86 in (192.7 cm)
Rack Units: 41 RU
Shipping Weight: 37 lbs (16.8 kg)
Width: 23 in (58.4 cm)
Base Series: BGR
Finish: Black
Front Door: Yes
Rear Door: Yes
Upc: 656747141553
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