STICK-ON Series Racking System-10 Modules

The RDL STR-19B is a dedicated STICK-ON® Series racking system that mounts up to 10 RDL STICK-ON modules in a 19-inch rack. It occupies two rack units and combines an all-steel structure, a hinged front panel, and RDL Detachable Mounting Tabs in one purpose-specific mounting solution.

Ideal Use Cases

The STR-19B is intended for 19-inch rack installations built around RDL STICK-ON modules. Its capacity makes it suitable when several compatible modules need to be placed together within a defined rack area. A single unit can accommodate up to 10 modules while using two RUs, allowing installers to determine the rack space required before integration.

It is particularly relevant when convenient access to installed modules is important. The hinged front panel opens to provide access without changing the stated two-RU rack allocation. The system can also support smaller module groupings because its specified capacity is up to 10 rather than requiring all mounting positions to be used.

Why Choose This Model

The main advantage of the STR-19B is the combination of module capacity and controlled rack-space use. It places as many as 10 RDL STICK-ON modules in two rack units, giving system planners a clear relationship between module count and rack allocation. This is useful when available rack space and the number of modules are known during system planning.

RDL Detachable Mounting Tabs provide the specified attachment method for the STICK-ON modules. The hinged front panel complements that mounting arrangement by making the installed modules easier to reach. All-steel construction completes the assembly and gives the system a dedicated structural enclosure rather than leaving compatible modules without an identified rack-mounting format.

Installation and Integration

The STR-19B installs in a 19-inch rack and requires two available rack units. Before installation, confirm that the planned rack has the required two-RU space and that no more than 10 compatible RDL STICK-ON modules will be mounted in the system. Each module attaches using RDL Detachable Mounting Tabs, the attachment method identified specifically for this rack system.

The hinged front panel should be considered when selecting the rack position so its access function can be used as intended. Because the panel is hinged, the mounted modules remain associated with the rack assembly while being made accessible from the front. The provided product information does not identify electronic connections or power requirements for the STR-19B itself; its stated function is the physical mounting of compatible modules.

Performance Highlights

The STR-19B delivers a clearly defined mechanical configuration: capacity for up to 10 modules, compatibility with a 19-inch rack, and a two-RU rack-space requirement. These specifications make its physical role straightforward to account for in a rack layout.

Access is another central feature. The hinged front panel is designed for easy access, while the detachable mounting-tab system provides the documented means of securing STICK-ON modules. Its all-steel construction applies across the rack assembly and supports its role as a dedicated mounting system.

What Makes It Different

This model brings several product-specific elements together in one assembly. It is sized around RDL STICK-ON modules, accommodates as many as 10 of them, and fits that capacity into two rack units. The module attachment method is also specified rather than left open-ended: RDL Detachable Mounting Tabs are used to connect the modules to the system.

The hinged front panel further distinguishes the configuration by integrating access into the rack structure. Combined with the all-steel construction, this creates a unified mounting format for compatible modules while preserving a predictable 19-inch, two-RU footprint.

Final Assessment

The RDL STR-19B is a focused rack-integration choice for systems using RDL STICK-ON modules. Its specifications are concise and practical: up to 10 modules, two rack units, a 19-inch rack format, detachable mounting tabs, a hinged front panel, and all-steel construction. For installations that match those requirements, it provides a defined way to consolidate compatible modules while retaining convenient front-panel access.