Product Description
CABINET-9U-450 is a 9U, 450mm-deep wall-mount 19-inch rack cabinet built for switch and patch panel installs where floor space isn't an option — plant rooms, comms cupboards, CCTV head-ends.
Key specs
- Rack format: 9U, standard 19-inch mounting rails, compatible with standard 19-inch rack networking hardware
- External dimensions: 600mm (W) × 450mm (D) × 500mm (H)
- Build: steel construction, black powder-coated finish
- Access: lockable front door
- Cooling: ventilated side/rear panels for passive airflow
- Mounting: wall-mounted installation
Why the 450mm depth matters on a job
Deeper-bodied switches, NVRs and PoE units with rear cable glands often don't fit in a 300mm-deep enclosure. The extra depth here gives room to dress patch leads and power cabling behind the equipment without forcing the door shut on a compressed loom — useful when you're stacking a PoE switch above a patch panel in the same 9U.
Deployment notes
Steel body and powder-coat finish are intended to hold up in office, retail and CCTV control-room environments where the rack is visible, not just tucked away. The lockable door restricts casual access to live equipment while still allowing quick entry for patching or fault-finding. Ventilation openings support passive cooling of active network gear — no fan unit is implied or fitted.
Use this where you need a compact, secure 19-inch rack footprint rather than a full-height floor cabinet — small CCTV NVR/switch stacks, satellite comms points, single-switch distribution locations.
Specifications
- Width
- 60cm
- Depth
- 45cm
- Height
- 50cm
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the external dimensions of the CABINET-9U-450?
600mm wide × 450mm deep × approximately 500mm high, giving 9U of usable 19-inch rack space.
Is the CABINET-9U-450 lockable?
Yes, it has a lockable front door to restrict access to installed equipment while still allowing convenient access for maintenance.
Can this cabinet take standard networking equipment?
Yes, it's compatible with standard 19-inch rack-mounted hardware such as switches and patch panels.
Does the cabinet support cooling for active equipment?
It has ventilated panels to assist passive airflow and cooling of active networking devices; no active fan is described.
