12U Glass Door Wall Mount Network Server Cabinet Enclosure 19 Inch 600x450 Rack

Tags: Data Center Rack, Internet Server Cabinet, Server Network Rack, Server Rack Enclosure, Wall Mountable Server Rack

Specification:

Description:

Elegant and secured swing-out Wall-mount cabinet organizes EIA-standard 19-inch rack equipment in network closets, offices, classrooms and other locations with limited floor space. Swing-out design allows easy back-door access to equipment and cabling during installation and routine maintenance, but also can be locked to prevent unauthorized access. The vented frames and optional cooling fans provide excellent air ventilation. Ships fully assembled for quick installation.

Features:

1. Sturdy and rugged welded frame structure
2. Excellent air ventilation design with optional dual cooling fans
3. Removable side panels for convenient installation and maintenance
4. Made of 1.0mm spcc cold rolled steel; 1.2mm thick in mounting profiles
5. Three-way (top, bottom and rear) cabling tunnels
6. Swing-out Wall mounting design
7. Wall mount or floor standing installation for option
8. Full steel construction with lockable, reinforced, toughened glass front door to keep devices safe
9. SPCC high-quality cold rolled steel

Application:

1. Wall-mount your server and networking equipment flush against the wall, in areas with limited space, such as technology store fronts or repair centers
2. Install the rack in your small office environment, where you can't fit a full-sized rack
3. Organize cabling or equipment in your network closet, wiring closet, back office or IDF

Package:

Whole package or flat package

whole package: The cabinet have been assembled. The whole cabinet is packed into one export carton.

Flat package: The cabinet is disassembled and packed into 2 or 3 export cartons.

List:

1 x network cabinet

Hardware

2 set of keys

1PC Sliding shelf

Other Optional Accessories

PDU

Others according to Customers’ requirements

FAQs

Do sever cabinets always need cooling systems?
Not always, if the cabinets are only partially filled and the design has perforated ventilation holes in the front and back, you do not necessarily need additional cooling fan kits.
Manufacturers advise that server cabinets have adequate air flow through the front and back of at least 63% open area for airflow.

Do I need a cabinet or rack?
A rack is an open frame fixture whereas a cabinet is an enclosure with a door(s). When deciding to buy a rack or cabinet, it is important to consider the following:
1) Equipment; What equipment will be used to put in it? If you require regular access to all sides of the hardware equipment, an open rack may be better suited. If you require extra stability with infrequent access and the hardware is heavy, like servers then a cabinet may be more convenient.
2) Environment; in what environment will you be installing it in? If the conditions are dusty and open, extra protection of a cabinet to enclose the equipment may be better suited.

3) Security; do you require an enclosure that can be locked and kept safe? If so, a enclosed cabinet might be the better choice.