Fali rack LogiLink W12A40B

The LogiLink W12A40B wall mounted rack is a compact solution for mounting networking and electronic equipment on vertical surfaces. Designed to save floor space, this black rack supports a maximum load of 50 kg while its own weight of 17 kg reflects solid steel construction for stable, long-term use. Its open-frame design enables airflow and easy access to cables and connectors, making it suitable for small server rooms, network closets, or office telecom points.

Advantages

The wall mounted rack offers robust load capacity up to 50 kg combined with a sturdy 17 kg frame, providing a balance of strength and manageable installation. Its black finish delivers a neutral aesthetic that integrates with most interiors. The open design improves ventilation and allows convenient cable routing and device access without disassembly.

Suitable for

• Mounting network switches and patch panels in small server rooms
• Organising routers, modems and access points in office telecom areas
• Securing small rack-mountable devices where floor space is limited
• Temporary or permanent installations in education or retail settings

Key specifications

• Mounting type: wall-mounted
• Maximum load capacity: 50 kg
• Unit weight: 17 kg
• Colour: black
• Construction: open-frame, metal

How to use

Position the rack on a suitable solid wall and mark mounting points according to the rack’s mounting holes. Use appropriate fasteners for the wall material (anchors or bolts) and secure the rack level. Install devices onto the rack following manufacturer instructions for each device, and route power and network cabling to avoid strain. Verify that the combined device weight does not exceed the 50 kg limit and that ventilation around active equipment is adequate.

Recommendations

To maintain safety and performance, distribute equipment weight evenly across the rack, leave clearance for airflow, and use cable management accessories to reduce stress on ports and connectors. For installations in drywall or hollow walls, use rated anchors and, if necessary, attach to studs or a backing plate.