AisleLok 4’ Sliding Door Transom Window

Quickly and easily increase the effective optimizing height of Upsite Sliding Doors with Transom Windows. Just like the Sliding Doors, they are designed for tool-less installation, removal, and re-installation. Sliding Door Transom Windows are available in either black or white and increase the Sliding Doors’ total height to 93 inches.

Product Numbers
20155-450: Aislelok Sliding Door Transom 4’W BLK
MSRP: $712 (each)
20255-450: Aislelok Sliding Door Transom 4’W WHT
MSRP: $712 (each)

Requires a 4′ Sliding Door for use.

Note: all standard part numbers are UL94H-B rated. Optional fire ratings are available as a custom request. Contact your sales representative for more information.

 

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  • Containment for either hot or cold aisle
  • Solution for both new builds and retrofit data centers
  • Modular design accommodates aisles up to 6’6” wide and any cabinet 76 inches and higher
  • Entirely tool-less installation with exclusive Magswitch Technology
  • Large, polycarbonate doors available in a variety of fire ratings
  • Available in black or white

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