Middle Atlantic FP1 3u Fan Panel

Optimize Your Rack Cooling with the Middle Atlantic FP1 Anod Fan Panel
Ensure efficient cooling in your server rack with the Middle Atlantic FP1 Anod Fan Panel, specifically designed to accommodate a 4.5" fan. This 3U high aluminum fan panel is perfect for integrating into standard 19" racks, providing targeted horizontal airflow from front to back. This is especially useful in setups where top-mounted fans or vertical fan trays do not adequately address all cooling needs, helping to prevent overheating and ensuring your equipment runs at optimal temperatures.

Robust Construction for Lasting Use
Crafted from 16-gauge flanged aluminum, the Middle Atlantic FP1 is built for durability. This sturdy material ensures the fan panel can withstand the physical demands of a server environment while supporting the additional weight and operation of an installed fan. Its resilient build not only extends the life of the panel but also maintains the integrity of your rack setup.

Seamless Integration into Existing Racks
Designed to fit seamlessly into any 19" rack, the Middle Atlantic FP1 Fan Panel is easy to install and aligns perfectly within a 3U rack space. This compatibility is ideal for professionals looking to enhance their current systems without the need for extensive modifications, allowing for straightforward upgrades and maintenance.

Enhanced Airflow Management
By installing the Middle Atlantic FP1 Fan Panel, you can directly address specific areas within your rack that require more intense cooling. This targeted approach is more effective than general cooling solutions, especially in densely packed or high-heat generating environments, ensuring sensitive equipment stays cool and functions properly.

Aesthetic and Functional Design
Not only is the FP1 functional, but it also features a sleek, textured black powder coat finish that adds a professional look to your rack setup. This finish not only enhances the appearance of the panel but also provides an extra layer of protection against corrosion, scratches, and other environmental factors.