StarTech.com Black 12 U Steel Server Rack , with Swing Frame, 1 mm Height 48 mm

StarTech.com Server Cabinet, 12U, Wall Mounting - RK1224WALHM

Use this server cabinet from StarTech.com to neatly install network devices in your workspace. It has an adjustable mounting depth of 2.4 to 19.7 inches, so it can accommodate a large range of communications equipment. Wall-mounting holes are 16 inches apart for increased stability when the unit is fixed to standard wall studs.

Features & Benefits

• Reliably strong supportThis server cabinet has a weight capacity of 90kg to securely hold your heavy-duty equipment.
• Robust constructionYou can rely on this unit to deliver long-lasting performance as it's made from steel that resists corrosion and impacts.

Applications

• Mesh panels offer ventilation to prevent your equipment from overheating
• 12U size provides plenty of space to efficiently install your equipment

FAQs

• wall-mount enclosure
• 1U shelf
• roll of hook-and-loop fastener
• 12-24 cage nuts
• 12-24 screws
• door keys
• side panel keys
• instruction manual

What comes with this server cabinet?This server cabinet is supplied with one shelf, a roll of hook-and-loop fastener, 50 cage nuts and screws and two pairs of keys, so you won't need any extra parts.

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.