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Server racks and cabinets serve as the central point where all networking cables and devices converge. An open frame server rack features a framework of shelves upon which equipment rests, offering easy access. An enclosed server cabinet has shelves with front and rear doors and side panels, creating a structure that helps isolate sensitive telecom equipment from dust, heat and tampering. Server racks and cabinets help you get the most out of your server room storage by offering a variety of mounting options and sizes to fit network gear accurately.
Server racks and cabinets are available in different sizes, so you can ensure that you have ample space to accommodate current and future expansion plans. Rack size is a measure in Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA) standard Rack Units (Rack U), and a single U is equivalent to 1.75in. in height. A wide server rack or cabinet provides extra room for patching or cabling, while enabling easy cable management. Cabinets range from 600mm to 1200mm in depth and should be deeper than your deepest rackmount server to allow for internal working space. A two-post server rack is suitable for lightweight equipment, while 4-post server racks and cabinets come in a variety of sizes and shapes to hold a vast array of server components and devices.
Lockable panels and doors keep your network devices secure while still making it easy for personnel to perform maintenance, inspections and equipment replacement. Cable access openings in the top and bottom offer convenient routing from and to the rack. Mesh and louvered doors allow airflow in the front and out the back to assist with rack ventilation. Some models have built-in cooling fans that offer additional air circulation. Removable solid side panels make it easy to join multiple rack enclosures together in large data centers. If you have limited space, an enclosed wall-mount server cabinet keeps your device safe and off the floor.
Open frame racks are usually unassembled, which helps reduce shipping costsy. Markings for depth and rack units make it easy to mount KVM switches. Move free-standing server racks and cabinets anywhere you need them. Some frames have click-and-lock system shelves that are simple for one person to assemble, while a durable steel frame is tough enough to handle a bulky server chassis. Cage nuts, whether included or sold separately, are important for installing equipment that requires round-threaded holes such as routers and switches.
Mid- to top-heavy loaded server racks and cabinets have retractable anti-tip feet to ensure the unit does not fall over. Swivel casters provide simple portability around the data center, while adjustable feet offer stability. A sliding keyboard server rack shelf accommodates rack-optimized keyboards in a server room setting. Co-location cabinets have two separate compartments that allow access to the correct users. Fully-reversible doors allow switching the side on which the door hinges to suit the preferred entrance side.
“ Cutouts on the top and bottom allow for cable and power access into the cabinet. ”
NavePoint 9U 10 Inch Network Server Cabinet, 11.8 inch Deep, Perforated Door, Black, Wall Mountable, 2 x Shelves, 1 x Blank Panel“ The rack has all the basic features of a full-size including the slots to mount vertical PDUs on the back. ”
Rosewill 15U Open Frame Network Rack for Servers & AV Gear,Server Rack Floor Standing or Wall Mounted, AV Rack for 19" Networking, Servers and Audio 20 inches Depth-RSWR-15U001“ Sysracks is one of the best built server rack cabinets you can buy. ”
Server Rack – 12U - Wall Mount Rack - Locking Cabinet for Network - Electronics - Security - Audio - Video - AV Equipment - Data Rack - Legs / Power Strip / Shelf / Fan - 18-Inch Deep“ Fits standard size rackmount devices in a minimal form factor, while being thick and strong enough for the weight of a full rack. ”
StarTech.com Heavy Duty 2-Post Rack - Open-Frame Server Rack - 12U“ I do plan to add a rack mount battery backup so having a strong rack was important to me, right now it just supports all my networking switches, router, small NAS and just a really small battery backup. ”
StarTech RK12WALLOA Wall Mount Server Rack - 12U Rack - 12 - 20 in Adjustable Depth - Open Frame - Network Rack - Computer Rack - Equipment Rack“ The cable hooks that mount on the side are a nice bonus as well. ”
NavePoint 18U 4-Post Open Frame Server Rack, 19-Inch Adjustable Depth 22" to 40", Network Rack, Includes Cable Management and Casters, (12-24 Threaded),Black“ I did not wall mount mine (although it does have that ability to do so, I used the feet to stand it on the ground instead) so I cannot speak to that part of it. ”
Server Rack – 12U - Wall Mount Rack - Locking Cabinet for Network - Electronics - Security - Audio - Video - AV Equipment - Data Rack - Legs / Power Strip / Shelf / Fan - 18-Inch Deep“ Overall it is a very nice product, the wall I decided to put it on had studs that did not match the mount points on the cabinet so I built a small plinth to raise the cabinet off of the floor. ”
Rosewill 9U Server Rack Enclosure with Glass Door, Locks, & Removable Side Panels Wall Mount Network Cabinet 19 Inch Rack 17.7 Inches Deep Fully Assemble-RSWM-9U001