Overview

Pelican BB0070 Case Rack Mount BlackBox 7U

The black BLACKBOX-7U-SAE BlackBox7U from Pelican is a 7 RU, no-frills, double-ender rackmount case designed for applications up to 45 kg of equipment with a typical fragility rating of 40-80 G. It is a lightweight and compact roto moulded polyethylene case with shockmounts that provide 5 cm of sway space to isolate the equipment. There is a 61 cm rugged steel rack frame with 10-32 threads designed to meet ANSI/EIA 310 standards. The rack is engineered to provide a secure and mobile electronics enclosure. There is a moulded-in rib design that provides secure stacking and interlock. The case is transported by 8 wide-design standard comfort grip handles or 2 edge-caster, built-in wheels.

SKU: GC169-BB0070-0000B

Pelican BB0070 Case Rack Mount BlackBox 7U

Pelican BB0070 Case Rack Mount BlackBox 7U

The black BLACKBOX-7U-SAE BlackBox7U from Pelican is a 7 RU, no-frills, double-ender rackmount case designed for applications up to 45 kg of equipment with a typical fragility rating of 40-80 G. It is a lightweight and compact roto moulded polyethylene case with shockmounts that provide 5 cm of sway space to isolate the equipment. There is a 61 cm rugged steel rack frame with 10-32 threads designed to meet ANSI/EIA 310 standards. The rack is engineered to provide a secure and mobile electronics enclosure. There is a moulded-in rib design that provides secure stacking and interlock. The case is transported by 8 wide-design standard comfort grip handles or 2 edge-caster, built-in wheels.

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Pelican BB0070 Case Rack Mount BlackBox 7U

Case Basics

7 RU space 31.1 cm

Lightweight and compact roto moulded polyethylene

Shockmounts provide 5.1 cm of sway space to isolate equipment

61 cm rugged steel rack frame with 10-32 threads designed to meet ANSI/EIA 310 standards

Engineered racks provide a secure and mobile electronics enclosure

Moulded-in rib design provides secure stacking and interlock

Black hardware is long-lasting and fastens securely

Applications

Rack is designed for applications up to 45.4 kg of equipment with a typical fragility rating of 40-80 G

Audio/Video recording and processing systems

Satellite communication systems

Radio communication systems

Seismic data recording instrumentation

Climate data collection

Carry and/or Transporting Options

Eight wide-design standard Comfort grip handles make lifting easy

Two edge-caster built-in wheels

Key Features:

Holds up to 45.4 kg of Gear

Roto-Moulded Polyethylene

Shockmounts Provide 5 cm Sway Space

61 cm Rugged Steel Rack Frame

Moulded-In Rib Design

What's in the Box:

Pelican BB0070 Case Rack Mount BlackBox 7U

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Pelican BB0070 Case Rack Mount BlackBox 7U

The black BLACKBOX-7U-SAE BlackBox7U from Pelican is a 7 RU, no-frills, double-ender rackmount case designed for applications up to 45 kg of equipment with a typical fragility rating of 40-80 G. It is a lightweight and compact roto moulded polyethylene case with shockmounts that provide 5 cm of sway space to isolate the equipment. There is a 61 cm rugged steel rack frame with 10-32 threads designed to meet ANSI/EIA 310 standards. The rack is engineered to provide a secure and mobile electronics enclosure. There is a moulded-in rib design that provides secure stacking and interlock. The case is transported by 8 wide-design standard comfort grip handles or 2 edge-caster, built-in wheels.

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