The black BLACKBOX-7U-SAE BlackBox7U from Pelican is a 7 RU, no-frills, double-ender rackmount case designed for applications up to 100 lbs (45kg) of equipment with a typical fragility rating of 40-80 G. It is a lightweight and compact roto molded polyethylene case with shockmounts that provide 2.0” of sway space to isolate the equipment. There is a 24" rugged steel rack frame with 10-32 threads designed to meet ANSI/EIA 310 standards. The rack is engineered to provide a secure and mobile electronics enclosure. There is a molded-in rib design that provides secure stacking and interlock. The case is transported by 8 wide-design standard comfort grip handles or 2 edge-caster, built-in wheels.

Holds up to 100 lb of Gear    Roto-Molded Polyethylene    Shockmounts Provide 2.0" Sway Space    24" Rugged Steel Rack Frame    Molded-In Rib Design    Eight Standard Comfort Grip Handles    Two Edge-Caster Built-In Wheels    Standard 10-32 Threads

• 7 RU space 12.25" (31.1cm) 
• Lightweight and compact roto molded polyethylene
• Shockmounts provide 2.0" (5.1cm) of sway space to isolate equipment
• 24" (61cm) rugged steel rack frame with 10-32 threads designed to meet ANSI/EIA 310 standards
• Engineered racks provide a secure and mobile electronics enclosure
• Molded-in rib design provides secure stacking and interlock
• Black hardware is long-lasting and fastens securely

• Rack is designed for applications up to 100 lbs of equipment with a typical fragility rating of 40-80 G
• Audio/Video recording and processing systems
• Satellite communication systems
• Radio communication systems
• Seismic data recording instrumentation
• Climate data collection

• Eight wide-design standard Comfort grip handles make lifting easy
• Two edge-caster built-in wheels

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will I be able to get the most out of this monitor using a 2019 16 inch MacBook Pro with an 8gb graphics card or would I need a much more powerful system?

A: You can output 4K to this monitor using USB-C.

Q: 2. How I can safety clean this screen ?

A: To safely clean the screen of the BenQ SW321C 32" 16:9 4K HDR IPS Photo and Video Editing Monitor, you'd need an LCD cleaner and a microfiber cloth. Please see the following link for a recommended cleaner you could use for this BenQ monitor: https://bhpho.to/3Th0Ppt. You may notice that it mentions it's for Apple displays, but it will work great for this monitor as well.

Q: 3. Is size the only difference between this 32inch model and the ASUS ProArt Display PA27UCX-K 27" 16:9 4K HDR IPS Monitor ?

A: The 27" can also reach 1000 nits peak brightness whereas the 32" can only reach 600 nits.

Q: 4. Is there a remote that works with this model?

A: The LG 32UL500-W 32'' 16:9 FreeSync 4K VA Monitor does not have an IR port to connect a remote to the monitor.

Q: 5. Aside from the internals, is this the exact same monitor (panel and stand) as the PD3200U?

A: The panel types are the same but the stand dimensions are different.

Q: 6. Can someone please confirm the depth dimension in the stand? Above it says 223.6 (8.8"). But I've read 13.4" elsewhere. My desk is not very deep, but I was really sold on this monitor.

A: The stand has a 5.7" depth.

Q: 7. Does this have a 10bit input?

A: Hello, we achieve 10 bit through FRC tech. The linked article, will provide additional information regarding this. https://www.benq.com/en-us/knowledge-center/knowledge/10-bit-vs-8-bit-does-monitor-panel-bit-color-depth-matter.html

Q: 8. what is the maximum/minimum height?

A: This monitor has a 5.9" vertical adjustment range.

Q: 9. Es compatible con Apple M1 Chip with 8-Core CPU and 8-Core GPU?

A: Yes, This monitor will work with any M1 mac

Q: 10. The max brightness here is listed at 250 which is well below the lower priced ASUS pro art pa329c which seems to have equal specs otherwise. Why would one pay more for this - with seemingly inferior specs? I feel I’m missing something. Any input is appreciated. Regardless, the 250 max brightness is concerning to me since most other monitors in this class seem to far exceed that.

A: If you are looking for a professional photo editing monitor, while some can go higher, the brightness will ultimately have an effect on how accurate the image is when you are looking at it. For example, if you have an Adobe RGB workflow, the recommended target brightness to properly display that color space is 160 nits which is much lower than what most people might think. In the end, it will ultimately depend on what your specific workflow needs are and the color spaces that you work with. If you have any other questions, please reach out to pc@bhphotovideo.com so we can discuss further.