Description
Comprehensive 1RU mounting and accessory kit for Arista 7000 Series fixed-configuration switches. Includes tool-less 4-post sliding rails and 2-post mounting brackets, supporting rack depths from 24" to 36".
The KIT-7001 is the default mounting hardware for the following families:
7050 Series: 7050S, 7050T, 7050Q, 7050SX, 7050SX2, and 7050TX.
7060X Series: 7060CX, 7060CX2, 7060SX2, and 7060SX.
7150 Series: 7150S, 7150SC, and 7150SC-64.
7160 Series: All 1RU variants (e.g., 7160-48YC6).
7280E Series: Specific 1RU models like the 7280SE-64 and 7280SE-72.
Legacy Series: 7048T, 7120T, 7124SX, 7140T, and 7148S/SX.
Specifications
| Part number | KIT-7001 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Arista |
| Condition | New or refurbished, confirmed on your quote |
| Warranty | 12-month AJ Networx warranty |
| Shipping | Worldwide from the UK, US, EU, UAE and Australia |
Buying from AJ Networx
How do I get a price for KIT-7001?
Use the quote form on this page, or email the part number and quantity to info@ajnetworx.com. We reply with price, condition and lead time.
Is this part tested?
Yes. Every part is inspected and function-tested before it ships, and is covered by our 12-month warranty.
Where do you ship from?
We hold stock in the UK, US, EU, UAE and Australia and ship worldwide.
Do you buy surplus equipment?
Yes. We buy decommissioned and surplus network hardware and offer WEEE-compliant recycling. Find out more.
Request a quote: KIT-7001
Tell us how many you need and we will reply with price, condition and lead time.
A more sustainable way to buy network hardware
Choosing a tested, pre-owned KIT-7001 keeps proven equipment in service for longer and avoids the need to manufacture new hardware. It is a practical part of a circular approach to running your network.
- Reuse first Every part is inspected and tested so it can go back into service rather than being scrapped.
- Longer network life Spares and end-of-life parts help operators keep existing platforms running instead of replacing them early.
- Surplus buyback We buy decommissioned and surplus equipment so it can be reused by another network.
- Responsible recycling Anything that cannot be reused is recycled through WEEE-compliant processes, with data-bearing parts securely wiped.