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The Tram Rac 4A is an integral part of many Marquette Bedside Systems. It has applications in ICU, OR, CCU and the Cath Lab. The housing has accomadtions for four modules and in most cases the Tram... view more
Module rack equipment is a type of equipment used to store and organize computer equipment, such as servers, switches, and other networking devices. It is typically used in data centers, server rooms, and other areas where large amounts of equipment need to be organized and stored. Module rack equipment is made up of several components, including racks, shelves, and power distribution units. The racks are designed to hold the equipment securely and are typically constructed from steel or aluminum. Shelves are used to store items such as cables, tools, and other accessories. Power distribution units are used to provide power to the equipment and are typically mounted on the back of the rack.
Module rack equipment can range in price from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars, depending on the size and features of the equipment. Major manufacturers of module rack equipment include Dell, HP, IBM, and Cisco. These companies offer a wide range of products, from basic racks to more advanced systems with features such as cooling systems, redundant power supplies, and remote management capabilities.
