Product Description
Key specs
- 15U wall-mount 19-inch network rack cabinet
- External dimensions: 600mm (W) × 450mm (D) × 760mm (H)
- 450mm depth — supports deeper devices than shallow-depth cabinets
- Steel construction, black powder-coated finish
- Lockable front door for equipment security
- Ventilated panels for passive airflow and heat dissipation
- Wall-mount or floor placement
- Standard 19-inch rack compatibility
Depth and capacity
450mm depth is the deciding spec on this cabinet: it takes network switches, patch panels, routers, NVRs and telecoms distribution equipment that won't fit in a shallow-depth enclosure. 15U of usable rack space covers an NVR, a PoE switch and a patch panel with room to spare for a small CCTV or structured cabling deployment.
Build and access
Steel body, black powder-coated finish, standard 19-inch rack rail spacing throughout — any compliant rack-mount hardware bolts straight in. The front door is lockable, restricting access to installed equipment while still allowing normal service access for maintenance work.
Mounting
Fix it to a wall to keep floor space clear in a comms room or equipment cupboard, or stand it on the floor where wall mounting isn't practical — the cabinet supports both installation methods.
Where it's used
Structured cabling installations, CCTV control equipment rooms, small network infrastructure deployments and telecommunications distribution points.
Specifications
- Width
- 60cm
- Depth
- 45cm
- Height
- 76cm
Frequently Asked Questions
What size equipment fits in this 15U cabinet?
The 450mm depth accommodates rack-mount switches, patch panels, routers, NVRs and telecoms equipment, with 15U of vertical space in total.
Can this cabinet be floor-standing instead of wall-mounted?
Yes, the cabinet is suitable for either wall mounting or floor placement.
Is the cabinet lockable?
Yes, it has a lockable front door to restrict unauthorised access to installed equipment.
Does it support standard 19-inch rack hardware?
Yes, it's compatible with standard 19-inch rack-mount networking and CCTV equipment.
How is heat managed inside the cabinet?
Ventilated panels are integrated into the structure to support passive airflow and heat dissipation from active equipment.
