Rack-jalusta EFB Elektronik 691750TS.82PB — teräs, musta, 800×1200×100 mm

EFB Elektronik 691750TS.82PB is a rack plinth designed to provide a stable base for server and network racks. Constructed from steel with a black finish, the unit measures 800 × 1200 × 100 mm and offers a durable housing that supports weight-bearing rack systems, helps manage under-rack airflow and facilitates leveling and installation in data centers and server rooms.

Advantages

The steel construction delivers long-term mechanical strength and resistance to deformation under load while the black finish offers corrosion protection and a neutral appearance for technical environments. The 100 mm height raises rack enclosures to improve airflow beneath equipment and the broad 800 × 1200 mm footprint ensures compatibility with common rack base dimensions. The plinth simplifies on-site alignment and creates a stable platform for heavy IT equipment without requiring complex substructures.

Suitable for

• Supporting server racks and network cabinets in data centers
• Raised-floor or solid-floor installations requiring a stable rack base
• Situations where improved under-rack airflow is needed
• Environments that require a durable, corrosion-resistant plinth

Key specifications

• Material: steel
• Finish: black
• Width: 800 mm
• Depth: 1200 mm
• Height: 100 mm
• Purpose: base support for server and network racks

How to use

Position the plinth on a level surface where the rack will be installed. Place the rack enclosure centrally on the plinth footprint, align mounting points and adjust for level using the rack’s adjustable feet or separate leveling elements. Secure the rack to the plinth according to the rack manufacturer’s installation instructions. Ensure that cabling and airflow paths under the rack remain clear to maintain cooling efficiency.

Recommendations

For best results, use the plinth on a firm, flat base and verify load distribution for heavy equipment racks. Regularly inspect the plinth and surrounding floor area for signs of corrosion or deformation and keep ventilation paths beneath the rack unobstructed to preserve airflow management.