Strong SR-WMS-6U Wall Mount Rack 6U Locking Swing Out

If you need equipment locked up and off the floor, the Strong SR-WMS-6U Wall Mount Rack System is a clean, professional way to mount small AV, networking, or security stacks without sacrificing service access. The rack ships fully assembled and includes the swing kit, so you spend less time building and more time installing.

Security is built in. The front door uses a locking latch, and the side panels and swing kit also lock, helping keep DVRs and NVRs, switches, patch panels, amps, and controllers protected in home or small business environments. The tempered glass door is tinted, removable, and reversible, which makes it easy to set the swing direction that fits your space.

From an installer perspective, it is designed to stay aligned over time. The welded steel construction and hardened steel hinge pins are meant to reduce sag and keep the swing action solid even when the rack is loaded. Cable routing is straightforward thanks to integrated knockouts and rail markings, so you can keep terminations tidy and future service calls painless.

Specs that matter for planning: the SR-WMS-6U supports up to 150 lb with the swing kit, overall size is about 21.75 in wide, 14.29 in tall, and 22.91 in deep, with 14 in rail to rail mounting depth.

Benefits
You get a compact 6U wall rack that looks clean, locks up valuable gear, and still lets you swing out for fast access during installs and troubleshooting. Removable panels and smart cable entry points help you keep wiring organized, improve airflow, and reduce service time later.

1. Does the SR-WMS-6U arrive assembled?
   Yes. It ships as a fully assembled rack and includes the swing kit, plus common install accessories like keys and rack screws.
   
2. Can I reverse the door swing?
   Yes. The tinted tempered glass door is removable and reversible, so you can match the swing direction to your install layout.
   
3. What is the weight capacity for the 6U model?
   The SR-WMS-6U is rated up to 150 lb with the swing kit. Always mount into solid framing and follow proper fastening practices for a loaded rack.