C2G 16-Port Rack Mount for HDMI over IP Extenders

Overview

The C2G 29979 is a 16-port rack mount designed to organize and secure multiple HDMI over IP extenders within a standard 19-inch telecom relay rack. It efficiently holds up to 16 devices in a 3U-high space, making it a practical solution for professional AV environments where space optimization and accessibility are priorities. This rack mount supports flexible installation options, allowing devices to face either the front or rear to suit different setup needs.

Key features

• Supports up to 16 HDMI over IP extenders, consolidating multiple devices in one rack unit
• Fits standard 19-inch telecom relay racks, ensuring compatibility with common AV infrastructure
• 3U height design maximizes rack space without compromising device accessibility
• Allows installation of devices facing front or rear, providing flexibility for cable management and maintenance
• Includes all necessary mounting hardware for secure and straightforward installation
• Optional blank filler plates and extra brackets available to maintain a clean and professional rack appearance

Key specs

• Port capacity: 16 HDMI over IP devices
• Rack compatibility: Standard 19-inch telecom relay racks
• Rack height: 3U
• Installation orientation: Front or rear-facing device mounting
• Included hardware: Mounting brackets and screws for all 16 devices

Connectivity and compatibility

This rack mount is designed specifically for HDMI over IP extenders, making it a strong choice for AV professionals managing networked video distribution systems. Its compatibility with standard 19-inch racks ensures it integrates smoothly into existing telecom or AV setups, supporting efficient cable routing and device access.

Ideal uses and environments

The 29979 rack mount fits well in conference rooms, broadcast facilities, control centers, and other professional AV environments where multiple HDMI over IP extenders need to be organized and maintained. It is particularly useful for IT managers and AV technicians who require a neat, scalable, and accessible hardware arrangement to support complex video distribution networks.