Tripp Lite SmartRack Colocation Kit for 48U Rack Enclosures

Overview

The Tripp Lite SRCOLOKIT48U is a colocation kit designed to convert a standard 48U SmartRack enclosure into two separate 23U compartments. This setup allows two users to securely share a single rack enclosure while maintaining independent access and protection for their equipment. The kit includes lockable front and rear doors for each compartment, a solid steel divider panel, and all necessary mounting hardware, enabling a straightforward installation that preserves the original airflow and cable management of the SmartRack.

Key features

• Divides a 48U rack into two secure 23U compartments, maximizing rack space efficiency.
• Each compartment has its own combination lock, providing independent access control for two users.
• Includes a solid steel divider panel that ensures physical separation and security between compartments.
• Lockable front and rear doors maintain equipment protection while allowing easy access when needed.
• Mounting hardware aligns with existing SmartRack points, allowing quick installation with basic tools.
• Maintains original airflow and cable management paths to avoid disruption of running equipment.
• Ideal for environments where multiple departments or customers share rack space, such as data centers and colocation facilities.

Key specs

• Rack height: 48U total, split into two 23U compartments
• Lock type: Combination locks on front and rear doors for each compartment
• Divider panel: Solid steel construction
• Compatibility: Designed for Tripp Lite 48U SmartRack enclosures
• Installation: Uses existing SmartRack mounting points with included hardware

Ideal uses and environments

This colocation kit is well suited for data centers, shared server rooms, and colocation providers who need to allocate rack space securely between two users without doubling the physical footprint. Corporate IT teams and lab managers can also benefit from this solution when multiple departments require separate, secure rack compartments. By splitting one enclosure, it reduces costs, simplifies power distribution, and keeps cable runs short, all while maintaining strict security policies.