Product Description
Key specs
- External dimensions: 600mm (W) × 450mm (D) × 240mm (H)
- 4U usable rack space for standard 19-inch equipment
- Steel construction with black powder-coated finish
- Lockable front door restricts access to installed gear
- Ventilated panels for passive airflow around active equipment
- Wall-mount fixing, not floor-standing
Depth and fit
450mm depth is the outer measurement, not clear internal space — allow for cable bend radius when checking a deeper switch or NVR against this figure. That extra depth over a shallow cabinet gives more room for cable routing and slightly bulkier 19-inch units, useful where a PoE switch or small NVR needs to sit alongside a patch panel.
Where it's specified
This size is aimed at small network nodes and structured cabling distribution points — patch panels, network switches, routers and similar 19-inch rack-mounted equipment. On a CCTV job it's typically the cabinet housing the NVR, PoE switch and patch panel at a distribution point, wall-mounted in a comms cupboard or retail back office rather than a server room.
Access and cooling
The lockable front door restricts unauthorised access to the installed hardware while still allowing routine maintenance access. Ventilated panels are built into the cabinet to support passive airflow and cooling for active equipment inside — worth checking against the thermal load of your switch and NVR combination before specifying for a densely packed install.
Specifications
- Width
- 60cm
- Depth
- 45cm
- Height
- 28cm
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the external dimensions of this cabinet?
600mm (W) × 450mm (D) × 240mm (H), giving 4U of usable 19-inch rack space.
Is the front door lockable?
Yes, the cabinet has a lockable front door to restrict access to installed equipment while still allowing maintenance access.
What equipment does it support?
Standard 19-inch rack-mounted networking equipment such as patch panels, network switches and routers, per the source specification.
Does the cabinet support passive cooling?
Yes, ventilated panels are built in to assist passive airflow around active equipment inside.
