1 RU Universal Connector Panel with Cable Shelf
1 RU universal connector panel with laser-cut knockouts and a built-in 2-5/8" strain relief shelf for cable management
The Middle Atlantic UNI-1-C is a 1 RU universal connector panel designed to accommodate a wide range of connection types in a single rack space. Featuring precision laser-cut knockouts, this panel can accept various connectors, including XLR and Neutrik components. The design is versatile enough to allow for the installation of both male and female connector versions by simply knocking out the appropriate pattern. To support organized cabling, this unit incorporates a 2-5/8" strain relief shelf equipped with integrated tie-points for effective cable management. Constructed from one-piece flanged steel with a black powder coat finish, this TAA compliant panel provides a robust solution for professional AV and communication racks. Please note that this product is scheduled for discontinuation on October 1, 2026.
Specifications are supplied by the manufacturer. For complete details, check the Resources section.Key features
Specifications
| Depth | 2.92 in (7.4 cm) |
| Height | 1.75 in (4.4 cm) |
| Rack Units | 1 RU |
| Shipping Weight | 2 lbs (0.9 kg) |
| Width | 19 in (48.3 cm) |
| Mounting Points | 2 |
| UPC | 656747041211 |
Questions about this part
What types of connectors can I use with the UNI-1-C?
The laser-cut knockouts are designed to accept a variety of connectors, including XLR and Neutrik models.
How does the UNI-1-C handle different connector genders?
You can mount either male or female connectors to the same holes by knocking out the specific pattern required for your setup.
Does this panel provide cable management support?
Yes, it includes a 2-5/8" strain relief shelf that features tie-points to help secure and organize your cables.
Is this connector panel TAA compliant?
Yes, the UNI-1-C is TAA compliant, making it suitable for projects requiring specific trade agreement compliance.
Is the UNI-1-C still being manufactured?
The product is currently active, but it is scheduled to be discontinued on October 1, 2026.