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Hi, I’m Kyle from ShowMeCables. ShowMeCables is a distributor of ECore Cables DuroRacks. ECore DuroRacks are an entire product family of racks, enclosures and accessories. The ECore DuroRacks provide maximum features without maximizing your budget. This is the ECore Vented Rackshelf. It is available in 1, 2 and 3 RU. If you need an economical and easy way to organize your data equipment; our 3 space Rackshelf will provide you with plenty of room for your project It features a fully ventilated bottom panel for optimal heat dissipation. Our 3 space vented rackshelf is 15 inches deep and can hold up to 44 lbs. It has a standard 19 inch width that can accommodate a usable width of 17.2 inches. Our shelf is easy to install and includes standard 10-32 rack screws and washers to mount onto your rack. Save space and time by using our 3 RU vented rackshelf and install in minutes. For all of your racks, enclosures and accessories, choose Show Me Cables.

Hi, I’m Kyle from ShowMeCables. ShowMeCables is a distributor of ECore Cables DuroRacks. ECore DuroRacks are an entire product family of racks, enclosures and accessories. The ECore DuroRacks provide maximum features without maximizing your budget. This is the ECore Utility Rackshelf. It is available in 1, 2 and 3 RU. If you need an economical and easy way to organize your data equipment; our 2 space Rackshelf will provide you with plenty of room for your project It features a solid constructed cold rolled steel for optimal durability and a black powder coat finish that will not rust or scratch. Our 2 space utility rackshelf is 15 inches deep and can hold up to 44 lbs. It has a standard 19 inch width that can accommodate a usable width of 17.2 inches. Our shelf is easy to install and includes standard 10-32 rack screws and washers to mount onto your rack. Save space and time by using our 2 RU utility rackshelf and install in minutes. For all of your racks, enclosures and accessories, choose Show Me Cables.

Have you recently purchased a new TV and need a way to mount it? Our Ecore line of TV brackets will be the perfect solution for your home theater needs. The Low Profile Tilting Wall Mount can accommodate 32-55 inch TV's, up to 66 pounds, and can support a tilt up to 20 degrees. Included with the bracket is all the hardware you need to install the TV wall mount bracket. The tools needed for this installation are: a phillips head screwdriver, a pencil, a stud finder, a drill with a quarter inch bit, and a level. Locate the mounting points on the back of your TV. The bracket includes a set of universal screws that should fit most standard TV's. Lay the mounting arm onto the back of the TV, lining up the mounting holes. Then, begin to install the arms, using the screwdriver. Repeat this process for the other mounting arm. Using a stud finder, locate a stud to install the mounting bracket and mark the stud using your pencil. Then, find the next nearest stud and mark with a pencil as well. Drill the first pilot hole and position the plate on the wall. Then install the first mounting screw. Using a level find the proper position for the secondary mounting screw and mark with a pencil. Drill another pilot hole and install the second mounting screw. Drill the remaining pilot holes and install the final mounting screws. Now you are ready to mount the TV. Mount the TV onto the wall, making sure that the hooks of the arm securely grab the mounting plate. Tighten the safety screws on the bottom of the bracket from underneath the television. If needed, adjust the tension knobs to the desired tilt position. Congratulations, you have successfully installed the Low Profile Tilting TV Wall Mount.

This is the Ecore DuroRacks Fixed Wall Mount Cabinet. The cabinet ships unassembled in a small, flat box to save you the trouble of added shipping costs. And today we’re going to show you how to install it. We’ll be installing the 9RU version, but all the same methods will apply for both the 6RU and 15RU versions. Out of the box, the you’ll find the following hardware included: a rear wall mount panel, 4 rack rails, 2 side panels with removable doors, front door, top panel with included fan, a bottom panel, cage nuts, washers, screws, and 2 sets of keys, one for the door and one for the side panels. Because of the many different conditions that the cabinet may be installed, we will not be going over the installation of the back panel. Ensure that you use the recommended tools and hardware needed to support the weight of the cabinet and equipment based on your location. Start by unlocking the doors on the side panels and removing them. Then, remove the front door from the front panel by squeezing the hinge locks, making sure to hold on to the small plastic spacer Insert the washers into position on the screws. Now it’s time to install the cage nuts. Let’s start with the side panels by placing a cage nut into each port at all four corners. As well as the two front facing ports. Repeat this step for the other side panel. When you’re finished, each corner should look like this. Install four more cage nuts into the ports on the back panel. Next, we’ll attach the rack rails using the rack screws onto the side panels. Align the rack rails to the side panel so that the screw holes match up to the cage nuts. Then tighten the screws using a screwdriver. Do this for all four sides. And repeat for the other side panel and rack rails. Line up the side panel with the cage nuts on the back panel and tighten both screws. Repeat this step for the other side panel. Install the top panel by sliding the rear tab underneath the lip of the ba

This is the Ecore DuroRacks Fixed Wall Mount Cabinet. The cabinet ships unassembled in a small, flat box to save you the trouble of added shipping costs. And today we’re going to show you how to install it. We’ll be installing the 9RU version, but all the same methods will apply for both the 6RU and 15RU versions. Out of the box, the you’ll find the following hardware included: a rear wall mount panel, 4 rack rails, 2 side panels with removable doors, front door, top panel with included fan, a bottom panel, cage nuts, washers, screws, and 2 sets of keys, one for the door and one for the side panels. Because of the many different conditions that the cabinet may be installed, we will not be going over the installation of the back panel. Ensure that you use the recommended tools and hardware needed to support the weight of the cabinet and equipment based on your location. Start by unlocking the doors on the side panels and removing them. Then, remove the front door from the front panel by squeezing the hinge locks, making sure to hold on to the small plastic spacer Insert the washers into position on the screws. Now it’s time to install the cage nuts. Let’s start with the side panels by placing a cage nut into each port at all four corners. As well as the two front facing ports. Repeat this step for the other side panel. When you’re finished, each corner should look like this. Install four more cage nuts into the ports on the back panel. Next, we’ll attach the rack rails using the rack screws onto the side panels. Align the rack rails to the side panel so that the screw holes match up to the cage nuts. Then tighten the screws using a screwdriver. Do this for all four sides. And repeat for the other side panel and rack rails. Line up the side panel with the cage nuts on the back panel and tighten both screws. Repeat this step for the other side panel. Install the top panel by sliding the rear tab underneath the lip of the ba