Review on KENUCO Panels Shelves Active Components by Peris Auditore

I bought a stand for my Ubiquiti gear and thought it was perfect. The build quality is solid material and there's plenty of room for cables. I assembled the device and started adding accessories that I bought separately. The TRENDnet TC-P12C6 fitted well, but there was a problem: the Middle Atlantic 10" Half-Width Rack Shelf didn't fit, and neither did the Atlas Sound Half-Width Rack Power Conditioner. My first thought was that I had invested a lot of money to complete the setup and none of the accessories fit the device due to few centimeters to cut about 2.5 cm of the front rails at each corner, attached to the front mounting plates. By removing the profiles I was able to mount the front panels on the outside of the mounting rails instead of the inside. The back of the rack doesn't have a problem with this since the gap is already there. I'm a little confused as to why an extra inch of rail is needed at the front corners of the unit as they don't seem to help support the structure. well built block first. The lack of an inch rail would allow the front panels to be mounted on either side in the same way you can mount it on the back of a rack. Apart from this small test I like the device. Added photos for 9U and 4U models and where I cropped to fit. By removing the profiles I was able to mount the front panels on the outside of the mounting rails instead of the inside. The back of the rack doesn't have a problem with this since the gap is already there. I'm a little confused as to why an extra inch of rail is needed at the front corners of the unit as they don't seem to help support the structure. well built block first. The lack of an inch rail would allow the front panels to be mounted on either side in the same way you can mount it on the back of a rack. Apart from this small test I like the device. Added photos for 9U and 4U models and where I cropped to fit. By removing the profiles I was able to mount the front panels on the outside of the mounting rails instead of the inside. The back of the rack doesn't have a problem with this because the gap already exists. I'm a little confused as to why an extra inch of rail is needed at the front corners of the unit as they don't seem to help support the structure. well built block first. The lack of an inch rail would allow the front panels to be mounted on either side in the same way you can mount it on the back of a rack. Apart from this small test I like the device. Added photos for 9U and 4U models and where I cropped to fit. I'm a little confused about why the extra inches of rails in the front corners of the unit are needed as they don't seem to help support the structure of a well built unit. The lack of an inch rail would allow the front panels to be installed on either side in the same way you can install on the back of the rack. Apart from this small test I like the device. Added photos for 9U and 4U models and where I cropped to fit. I'm a little confused as to why the extra inches of rails are needed in the front corners of the unit as they don't seem to help support the structure of a well built unit. The lack of an inch rail would allow the front panels to be mounted the same way on both sides, how to mount it on the back of a rack. Apart from this small test I like the device. Added photos for 9U and 4U models and where I cropped to fit. why the extra inches of rails in the front corners of the unit are needed as they don't seem to help maintain the structure of a well built unit in the first place. The lack of an inch rail would allow the front panels to be mounted on either side in the same way you can mount it on the back of a rack. Apart from this small test I like the device. Added photos for 9U and 4U models and where I cropped to fit. why the extra inches of rails are needed in the front corners of the unit, since they don't seem to help maintain the structure of a well-built device in the first place. The lack of an inch rail would allow the front panels to be mounted on either side in the same way you can mount it on the back of a rack. Apart from this small test I like the device. Added photos for 9U and 4U models and where I cropped to fit.