Selecting Your Radio Rack Mount

Many of our rack mounts will work with more than one radio. We have listed the radios we know under Current Products for each model rack mount. There are sure to be more radios than those shown. If you have any questions about which model rack mount fits which radio, or need a size or shape that you don't see, please drop us an email.

If you have a radio that is not listed in our Store list, measure the front bezel of your radio and compare to the measurements listed as bezel size. Sometimes a radio may be slightly smaller than an existing rack mount and it could be a cost-effective way to have that radio rack mounted even though it may not be a perfect fit.

What size is your radio?

We have provided a list of most Icom, Kenwood, Yaesu, AOR, Collins S line, Drake R4 & R7 line, Ten Tec and JRC. You will find the bezel size listed in inches and mm. By knowing your radio size you can go back to our product list and see if we have a rack mount that will accommodate your radio or, if your radio is slightly smaller, it will fit but will have a gap between the radio and the bezel. This may be a cost-effective way to rack mount a radio when there is no rack mount designed for that exact model.

If you want an exact match to your radio, please contact us, we can make a rack mount for almost any radio that is less than 17.5" wide, for a 19" rack panel, or 21.5" for a 23" rack panel.

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Random Rack

LDSR 718 Desktop Rack

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LDSR 718 Desktop Rack

Size: 7U

The desktop rack features a sloped front for easy viewing of equipment and controls from a seated position. Includes rubber feet.

SPECIFICATIONS
  • Rack Space: 7U
  • Rack Height: 14.21 in.
  • Rack Width: 21.10 in.
  • Rack Depth: 18.00 in.
FEATURES
  • Welded 16 gauge steel with 12 degree sloped front
  • One-pair fixed position mounting rails tapped 10-32, printed RU scale
  • Open back
  • Open front
  • Open base
  • Black wrinkle powder epoxy finish
  • Rubber feet (.5”H)
  • Suitable for UPS shipping
COMPLIANCE & CERTIFICATION
  • EIA/TIA compliant
  • RoHS compliant
  • Certified U.S. steel
  • Made in Missouri, U.S.A.
TECHNICAL DOWNLOADS
  • Spec Sheet: 1664-LDSR718
  • CAD Drawings: LDSR-718

A&E SPECIFICATIONS
The rack for desktop use shall be Lowell Model No. LDSR-718, which shall feature a 12 degree sloped front and measure 21.10”W x 18”D (at the base) x 14.21”H and provide 7 rack units of panel space. The welded assembly shall be 16-gauge steel with a black wrinkle powder epoxy finish. It shall include one pair fixed position front mounting rails tapped 10-32 and a set of protective rubber feet which shall increase overall rack height 0.5”.

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Rack Mount Your Radios

NovexComm provides low-cost, professional rack mounts for many popular radios, giving operators a source for off-the-shelf, low-cost radio rack mount kits.

Why Rack Mount Radios?

Here are just a few reasons given by some of the operators we have heard from
  • Gives my radio room a professional look.
  • Saves space so I can buy more radios and have a place to keep them.
  • Makes it easier to access and use my equipment all in one place.
  • Keeps my gear protected from bumps and scratches.
  • If someone breaks into my house, then they will have a difficult time getting my radios.
  • I finally have all those ugly wires out of sight, looks great.
  • My wife likes the way my shack looks; she even shows her friends my room.

Testimonial

WA5RAY Testimonial:
Thanks Novexcomm for your great products. I was trying to rack mount my radio equipment into my console racks and was failing miserably. Luckily, I ran across your ad and have since successfully rack mounted several units very easily. The chassis design of your system for the larger rigs moves the weight of the actual radio equipment from the front panel and transfers it to the rack through your integrated chassis shelf. This greatly helps installing, removing and working on the gear. It also reduces the rattles that come from the stresses from the weight of the gear that is supported entirely from the single panel itself. Very COOL indeed! Thanks again for being there for a guy in need.
Ray, WA5RAY

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