The UFA-14.5 from Middle Atlantic is a 1 RU rackshelf designed for mounting cables and small devices in rack enclosures contained in houses of worship, concert venues, recording facilities, A/V installations, and more. It can attach to the front or rear of standard 19” equipment racks. The sturdy steel construction can hold up to 25 lb on the 14.5" deep shelf.

Pre-cut holes and slots simplify cable management and device mounting. Plus, there are tie-down points for fastening your equipment. A face panel can also be mounted on the shelf, even after it is installed and populated with items, giving a neat and clean appearance. Installation requires screws that match the threading of your rackrails.

Open Box Products Have a Limited Lifetime Warranty    For Mounting Small Equipment    Face-After Design Allows for Faceplate    Tie Down Points    Attaches to the Front or Rear of Racks    Improves Cable Management    Holds up to 25 lb    Offers a Depth of 14.5"    Sturdy Steel Construction    Easy Installation

• Attaches to the front or rear of standard 19" equipment racks
• Universal face-after design accepts a faceplate covering
• Pre-cut holes for cable management and mounting small devices in racks
• Reduces cable stress and clutter
• Weight capacity of 25 lb
• Depth of 14.5" to hold miscellaneous cables and gear
• Sturdy steel construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. For a workflow with an M1 Mac and an Asus PA329c, how is this different from having the monitor plugged via USBc and having Resolve displaying the picture with Clean Feed Output?

A: When you have your monitor connected directly to your computer the operating system (in this case MacOS) is in control of the picture profile. While it is possible to calibrate the monitor using an X-Rite or Datacolor MacOS may still make changes to the profile to make things look "better" (things like night shift, adjusting brightness, etc). Therefore when you use the "Clean Feed" feature the monitor's color reproduction is subject to what MacOS thinks is best. When you use the Ultra Studio monitor it removes your operating system from the equation. The UltraStudio Mini Monitor enables DaVinci Resolve software to send a 10-bit image directly to your monitor. It also means that any calibration tuning etc will have to be done in Davinci instead of the operating system. This helps ensure that you have the most accurate representation of your work while you are editing.

Q: 2. Will this unit allow me to to see my camera's coming from the Atem mini extreme in the Atem mini software control?

A: You do not need the Blackmagic Design UltraStudio 3G Recorder to output from the Blackmagic Design ATEM Mini Extreme as the Blackmagic Design ATEM Mini Extreme has an encoder built into the switcher.

Q: 3. Will this output a DaVinci resolve project file when recording to an SSD?

A: This product allows one to take HDMI or 3G-SDI sources and capture them into a computer using software such as Davinci Resolve, Blackmagic Media Express, or OBS.

Q: 4. What software is recommended to capture the video at 1080p on a Mac?

A: The Ultrastudio Recorder comes with software for capturing video on your computer. It is also compatible with tons of 3rd party software such as Wirecast.

Q: 5. Does it come with a thunderbolt cable?

A: No, it doesn't come with a thunderbolt cable.

Q: 6. Is there a windows version to this device that will use usb C or usb 2.0/3.0?

A: You should consider the Blackmagic Web Presenter HD or the Blackmagic ATEM Mini Switcher. The Web Presenter has both HDMI and SDI the ATEM Mini Switcher is less expensive but only has HDMI.

Q: 7. Will this work for streaming still images from A Sony A7iii stll camera?

A: No it will not. This product is designed for processing video. If your goal is to stream photos you should use a USB cable and a tethering software such as Capture One.

Q: 8. Does it support embedded audio from SDI/HDMI signal?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 9. I understand this can output only 1080p but can it take 4K or higher signal to convert to 1080? Or the input has to be 1080 as well?

A: This product only processes up to HD video signals. it cannot accept or transmit anything higher than HD.

Q: 10. Is there a similar product that will allow me to connect to a separate video monitor while recording to a MacBook. So is there one with two outputs?

A: Consider the UltraStudio HD Mini