Middle Atlantic 2336-WH Round Blank Cover

The 2336-WH is a round blank cover built for the Middle Atlantic 2300 series, finished in white to close unused cutouts cleanly instead of leaving an open hole in a rack panel or enclosure. It's a small part that does one job: keep a 2300-series round opening sealed, dust-free, and visually finished. For integrators standardizing on Middle Atlantic rack infrastructure, having the correct blank on hand for every spare cutout is what keeps a finished install looking finished instead of half-populated.

Overview

Round cutouts in 2300-series panels are sized for connectors, switches, or pass-through hardware. When a position isn't populated, an open hole invites dust, cable clutter, and an unfinished look on a rack that's otherwise buttoned up. The 2336-WH plugs that gap. It's a single-purpose accessory, not a device — no electronics, no power draw, just a cover plate matched to the 2300 series footprint.

Key Features

• White Finish: Matches light-colored 2300-series panels and enclosures, so a capped cutout doesn't stand out against the surrounding surface — useful in visible equipment rooms, reception-area racks, or anywhere the installation is on display rather than tucked in a closet.
• 2300 Series Fit: Sized specifically for Middle Atlantic's 2300-series round cutout pattern, so it seats correctly without filing or trimming — a direct swap-in rather than a universal cover that needs field fitting.
• TAA Compliant: Meets Trade Agreements Act sourcing requirements, which matters if this cover is going into a government, education, or federal-adjacent installation where TAA compliance is a procurement gate, not a nice-to-have.
• Round Profile: Matches round connector and pass-through cutouts specifically — confirm your cutout shape before ordering, since round and rectangular blanks aren't interchangeable within the same series.

Integration & Compatibility

The 2336-WH (often searched as 2336 WH) is built to close cutouts on Middle Atlantic's 2300 series rack panels and enclosures. If you're planning out a rack build from scratch, a rack and enclosure planning guide is worth reviewing before ordering blanks, mounts, and panels piecemeal — it's easier to spec the full panel layout once than to backfill missing covers later. Pair blanks like this with matching rack accessories such as cable managers and vented panels when finishing out a 2300-series enclosure, and check current NVR and server rack plans against your panel's cutout count so nothing gets left open.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the 2336-WH used for?

A: It's a round blank cover for Middle Atlantic's 2300 series rack panels, used to close unused round cutouts.

Q: Is the 2336-WH TAA compliant?

A: Yes, the 2336-WH is TAA compliant.

Q: What color is the 2336-WH?

A: White.

Q: Will the 2336-WH fit any Middle Atlantic panel?

A: It's sized for the 2300 series round cutout pattern specifically — confirm your panel series before ordering.

Karl Wilson

The 2336-WH is one of those parts you don't think about until you're missing it. It's a white round blank cover sized for the 2300 series — closes a round cutout so you're not staring at an open hole on an otherwise finished rack panel.

Technical Highlights:

• White Finish: Blends into light-colored 2300-series panels instead of drawing the eye to every unpopulated cutout.
• 2300 Series Fit: Matched to the round cutout geometry on that series — no trimming or field-fitting needed.
• TAA Compliant: Clears TAA sourcing checks on federal and education bids where that's a hard requirement.

Deployment Considerations:

• Confirm cutout shape before ordering — this is a round cover, and 2300-series panels also use rectangular openings that need a different part.
• Order a few extra when populating a new rack build; it's cheaper to have spares on the shelf than to place a second order for one cover.

Good fit for any integrator standardizing on 2300-series panels in a visible install — reception-area racks, open equipment rooms, or federal jobs where the 2336-WH's TAA compliance needs to be documented on the BOM.