Middle Atlantic 2306-WH NM Cover Clip 2300 White

The 2306-WH is a cover clip from Middle Atlantic's NM 2300 series, finished in white to match light-colored equipment enclosures and wall-mount racks. It's a small hardware component, but on a rack build where every visible seam matters — retail back-of-house, healthcare, classroom AV — the finish clip is what keeps the installation looking finished instead of looking like a work in progress. TAA compliance on the 2306-WH also matters if you're specifying for a government or federally-funded integration where sourcing documentation gets checked.

Overview

NM 2300 series cover clips secure and finish panel covers on Middle Atlantic's NM enclosure line. The 2306-WH is the white-finish variant, intended for enclosures and rooms where a black clip would stand out against lighter cabinetry or wall surfaces.

Key Features

• White finish: matches white NM enclosures and light-colored equipment rooms, so the clip disappears into the installation instead of drawing the eye to a mismatched black fastener.
• TAA compliant: the 2306-WH can be specified on federal and federally-funded projects that require Trade Agreements Act sourcing documentation, without a separate compliance exception request.
• Purpose-built for the NM 2300 series: designed as a system component rather than a generic clip, so fit and finish line up with the rest of the enclosure instead of requiring field trimming.

Integration & Compatibility

The 2306-WH is built for Middle Atlantic's NM 2300 series enclosures. If you're speccing a full rack build, pair it with the rest of the Middle Atlantic catalog — the finish clip is easy to overlook until the rack is buttoned up and the wrong color is staring back at you from the rack room door. For broader enclosure and rack planning, a PoE and rack planning guide can help scope out what else the room needs before the order goes in. Middle Atlantic hardware in this class typically ships as a small parts bag rather than a boxed unit, so treat it as a line item on a larger rack order rather than a standalone shipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the 2306-WH TAA compliant?

A: Yes, the 2306-WH is TAA compliant, making it eligible for specification on federal and federally-funded projects that require Trade Agreements Act sourcing.

Q: What color is the 2306-WH?

A: The 2306-WH is finished in white, intended to match light-colored NM 2300 series enclosures and equipment rooms.

Q: What series does the 2306-WH belong to?

A: The 2306-WH is a cover clip in Middle Atlantic's NM 2300 series enclosure line.

Q: Is the 2306-WH sold individually or as part of a kit?

A: Evidence on package quantity isn't available for this listing — confirm quantity at checkout before ordering for a multi-enclosure build.

Ted Perry

The 2306-WH is one of those parts that never shows up on a BOM until someone walks the rack room and notices black clips on a white enclosure. It's a small piece, but on the NM 2300 series it's the difference between a finished install and one that looks unfinished at the seams.

Technical Highlights:

• White finish: matches light NM 2300 enclosures and wall panels instead of the standard black clip, which stands out on white racks in classrooms, healthcare corridors, and retail back-rooms.
• TAA compliance: lets the 2306-WH go on federal and federally-funded jobs without a sourcing exception, which matters more often than people expect once a job has any government funding attached.
• NM 2300 series fit: built specifically for that enclosure family, so it seats correctly instead of needing field modification.

Deployment Considerations:

• Order the 2306-WH alongside the enclosure itself — cover clips are easy to leave off a rack order and then hold up a final walkthrough.
• Evidence available for this SKU doesn't include a per-package quantity, so confirm count at checkout if you're outfitting more than one enclosure.

Right fit for a white NM 2300 enclosure rollout in a space where finish consistency is part of the spec — classroom AV racks and healthcare equipment rooms are the two places this clip actually gets checked for.