Gangable Rack 25.5 inch Deep, 44RU

Ideal Use Cases

The AtlasIED FMA44-25G is an FMA Series gangable equipment rack for installations requiring 44 rack spaces and a 25.5-inch-deep enclosure format. Its 24 1/4-inch (61.57 cm) usable depth provides a clear reference when selecting rack-mount equipment and planning cable space. This model is suited to projects that need substantial vertical rack capacity without moving to a deeper rack format.

The gangable design also makes the FMA44-25G relevant for layouts involving multiple equipment racks. System designers can use its stated rack-unit capacity and usable depth to determine whether it fits the equipment schedule before installation.

Why Choose This Model

This model combines 44RU capacity with 12-gauge adjustable mounting rails. The adjustable rail design provides flexibility when positioning compatible rack-mount components within the available depth. Because both total depth and usable depth are specified, the FMA44-25G makes it easier to distinguish the rack’s external depth format from the space available for installed equipment.

The rack is also backed by a warranty period of 60 months from the date of purchase. For projects where equipment-rack selection depends on capacity, rail construction, depth, and documented warranty coverage, these specifications provide a practical basis for comparison.

Installation and Integration

Installation planning should begin with the 44 rack spaces and 24 1/4-inch usable depth. Equipment depth, connector clearance, and cable routing requirements should be checked against that usable-depth measurement. The rack’s shipping weight is 182.00 lb (82.55 kg), an important consideration for delivery, handling, and positioning at the installation site.

The supplied imagery shows the rack with optional side panels and a front door, so those pictured elements should not be assumed to be included. The gallery also references a vented side-panel pair for the FMA44-25G, several 44RU front-door styles, a roller truck with casters for 25-inch-deep FMA Series racks, and extra rack rails. Accessory compatibility and project requirements should be confirmed separately when configuring the installation.

Performance Highlights

For this equipment rack, performance centers on usable mounting capacity and configuration. The 44RU layout accommodates a substantial rack-space requirement, while the adjustable 12-gauge mounting rails support equipment-positioning flexibility. The 25.5-inch depth identifies the rack format, and the 24 1/4-inch usable-depth specification gives installers the more relevant measurement for equipment fit.

The technical data records the rack as Safety Listed 1678. No additional safety designation is stated in the supplied information, so 1678 is the applicable listing reference provided for this model.

What Makes It Different

The FMA44-25G is defined by a specific combination: gangable construction, 44 rack spaces, a 25.5-inch depth, and 12-gauge adjustable mounting rails. That combination distinguishes it from racks with fewer spaces, fixed rails, or different depth profiles. It provides a clearly documented 24 1/4-inch usable depth rather than relying on the nominal rack depth alone.

The accessory references also show multiple approaches to enclosure configuration. Pictured options include a 1-inch-deep Plexiglass door, a 1-inch-deep micro-perf door, a solid front door, and vented side panels. These references allow planners to identify possible configuration paths while keeping the base rack specification separate from optional components.

Final Assessment

The AtlasIED FMA44-25G is a focused choice for a 44RU equipment installation requiring a gangable, 25.5-inch-deep rack with adjustable 12-gauge mounting rails. Its published usable depth of 24 1/4 inches is the key fit specification, while the 182.00 lb shipping weight helps inform receiving and placement plans.

With a Safety Listed value of 1678 and a 60-month warranty from the date of purchase, the model supplies documented details for project review. Confirm equipment depth and any desired door, side-panel, mobility, or additional-rail options before finalizing the rack configuration.