Middle Atlantic BGR Series 38RU AV 4-Post Floor Standing Rack with Rear Door — 27" Depth, 70.6" Height

Discover the prowess of professional AV rack engineering with the Middle Atlantic BGR Series 38RU AV 4-Post Floor Standing Rack. This flagship solution is built to handle high-density equipment while delivering effortless serviceability, reliability, and expansion potential. With 38 rack units of mounting capacity, a deep 27-inch footprint, and a towering 70.6-inch height, it provides ample space for large AV systems, audio-visual distributions, video walls, power distribution, and extensive cabling. The rack’s forward compatibility and lever-lock mounting options simplify on-rails and off-rail mounting, dramatically reducing installation time. A rear door enhances access control and cable management, keeping your workspace organized and professional. This rack excels in studios, control rooms, classrooms, and corporate AV environments where scalability, security, and speed matter most.

• Maximum mounting capacity with forward compatibility and lever-lock integration: Designed to accept equipment quickly on and off rails, reducing installation time and service interruptions. The combination of forward-compatible rails and lever-lock hardware streamlines gear changes, adds security, and supports a wide range of AV gear—from video processors to multi-channel amplifiers—without sacrificing stability.
• Generous dimensions for expansive gear and future growth: The 38 RU footprint, paired with a 27" (686 mm) depth, provides ample space for larger chassis, multi-slot AV matrix equipment, power distribution, and expansive cabling. The 70.6" (179.4 cm) height accommodates tall components and allows clean, organized stacking across multiple tiers while maintaining ample clearance for airflow and cable routing.
• Rear door for secure access and clean cable management: The inclusion of a rear-access door simplifies cable routing and serviceability. It enables technicians to manage connections, patch panels, and power distribution behind the rack without compromising front-end accessibility. This feature helps maintain a tidy, professional aesthetic in control rooms and studios.
• Tool-free accessories and fast installation: A rich ecosystem of tool-free accessories accelerates deployment and daily maintenance. From cable management arms to mounting rails and modular accessory kits, the BGR Series prioritizes fast, repeatable installations with fewer tools and less downtime, making it ideal for high-turnover environments.
• Rugged, purpose-built design for professional environments: Engineered to withstand demanding AV deployments, this rack provides stable support for dense electronic gear. Its stout four-post construction and precision-engineered layout deliver dependable performance in studios, classrooms, conference rooms, and data-enabled control rooms, with a focus on long-term reliability and ease of upgrades.

Technical Details of Middle Atlantic BGR Series 38RU AV 4-Post Floor Standing Rack

• Model: Middle Atlantic BGR Series 38RU AV 4-Post Floor Standing Rack
• Rack Units (RU): 38 RU
• Depth: 27 in (686 mm)
• Height: 70.6 in (179.4 cm)
• Post configuration: 4-post floor standing
• Rear door: Included for secure access and organized cabling
• Lock system: Forward compatibility with lever-lock mounting option
• Accessories: Tool-free accessory suite designed to speed customization and installation

how to install Middle Atlantic BGR Series 38RU AV 4-Post Floor Standing Rack

• Prepare the installation space: Choose a level, vibration-minimized area with adequate ventilation. Verify electrical supply and access for front and rear cables. Clear a path for equipment delivery and future maintenance.
• Unpack and inspect components: Remove all packaging carefully and verify that rails, doors, handle hardware, and accessory kits are present. Report any shipping damage before proceeding to avoid downtime.
• Mount the rear door and rails: Install the rear door according to the included instructions. Attach the rails using the tool-free system to the four-post framework, ensuring precise alignment for smooth sliding of equipment modules.
• Plan equipment placement (bottom-up): Start with heavier components toward the bottom to lower the center of gravity and improve stability. Leave sufficient space for ventilation and future expansion, and consider cable management zones as you position each item.
• Install gear on rails: Slide equipment into the rails from the front, using helper clamps or a second pair of hands if needed. Lock gear securely with the lever-lock mechanism or standard fasteners as recommended by the manufacturer for each unit.
• Route cables and power: Use provided cable management accessories to guide data, video, and power cables neatly to the rear. Keep power lines separated from data lines where possible to minimize interference, and maintain slack to accommodate equipment changes without pinching cables.
• Check alignment and serviceability: Ensure all modules sit squarely and rails glide smoothly. Confirm that doors open and close without obstruction and that cable bundles remain organized in designated channels or management arms.
• Test and finalize configuration: Power on equipment and test signal paths, grounding, and rack-mounted peripherals. Label cables and components for future maintenance, and review access controls to maintain security and compliance with your facility standards.
• Document and plan for growth: Create a quick-reference inventory of installed devices, slot allocations, and future expansion plans. This habit supports fast reconfigurations and minimizes downtime during upgrades or service.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: How tall is the rack? A: 70.6 inches (179.4 cm) tall, designed to accommodate a wide range of AV equipment while leaving room for cable management and ventilation.
• Q: What is the rack depth? A: 27 inches (686 mm) deep, providing ample space for deep chassis, power strips, consolidators, and cable runs.
• Q: How many RU does this rack hold? A: 38 rack units (RU) of mounting capacity, enabling substantial gear density and future growth without excessive footprint.
• Q: Does the rack include a rear door? A: Yes, the Middle Atlantic BGR Series rack ships with a rear door to secure cabling and improve serviceability.
• Q: Is the rack forward compatible and lever-lock capable? A: Yes. The design supports forward compatibility with lever-lock mounting options to speed gear mounting and provide secure, easy access to equipment.
• Q: Are tool-free accessories available? A: Yes. The BGR Series includes a suite of tool-free accessories that streamline installation, customization, and maintenance for professional AV setups.