Product Description
Key specs
- Form factor: 4U wall-mounted 19-inch network rack cabinet
- External dimensions: 600mm (W) × 350mm (D) × 240mm (H)
- Construction: steel, black powder-coated finish
- Access: lockable front door
- Cooling: ventilated panels for airflow
- Compatibility: standard 19-inch rack-mounted equipment
Deployment
Use this for wall-mounted termination points where floor space isn't available — comms cupboards, small offices, retail back-rooms, or CCTV control equipment installs. At 4U it takes a patch panel plus a small switch, or a patch panel, switch and PDU combination, depending on unit heights.
The 350mm depth is the figure to check against on jobs with dense cabling: it gives more room behind installed 19-inch gear for cable dressing than shallower wall cabinets, useful once patch leads and PoE feeds are all terminating in the same enclosure.
Build and security
Steel body with a black powder-coated finish. The front door is lockable, restricting day-to-day access to installed equipment while still permitting maintenance entry. Ventilated panels are built into the structure to assist passive airflow around active devices such as switches and PDUs — relevant for PoE switches drawing higher loads under full port utilisation.
Fit-out notes
Compatible with any standard 19-inch rack-mounted networking or telecoms hardware — patch panels, switches, routers — making it a drop-in enclosure for small structured cabling nodes rather than a full comms room build.
Specifications
- Width
- 60cm
- Depth
- 35 cm
- Height
- 28cm
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the external dimensions of the CABINET-4U-350?
600mm wide × 350mm deep × 240mm high.
Does this cabinet lock?
Yes, it has a lockable front door for restricted equipment access while still allowing maintenance entry.
What equipment can this cabinet house?
Any standard 19-inch rack-mounted networking equipment, including patch panels, switches, routers and PDUs.
Is the cabinet ventilated for active equipment like PoE switches?
Yes, it has ventilated panels built into the structure to assist airflow and passive cooling.
