Product Description
The CABINET-6U-600 is a 6U wall-mounted 19-inch network cabinet for housing patch panels, switches and other rack-format kit in a home network cupboard, small office comms room or CCTV equipment area.
Key specs
- External dimensions: 600mm (W) x 600mm (D) x 370mm (H)
- Rack height: 6U, standard 19-inch mounting rails
- Build: steel body, black powder-coated finish
- Door: lockable front door for controlled access
- Cooling: ventilated panels for passive airflow
- Fixing: wall-mounted, not floor-standing
Before ordering, check that your patch panel, switch or NVR is genuinely rack-mountable in the 19-inch format — most network switches and patch panels are, but not all small CCTV recorders are. The 600mm depth gives extra room behind the rails for cable management and slightly deeper devices, which is useful if you're running structured cabling alongside a CCTV system in the same enclosure.
The lockable door is worth having if the cabinet sits somewhere accessible — a hallway or cupboard rather than a locked plant room — since it stops accidental disconnection of switches or panels. Ventilation is passive (no fan mentioned), so it suits typical patch panel and switch loads rather than equipment that runs hot and needs forced airflow.
Specifications
- Width
- 60cm
- Depth
- 60cm
- Height
- 37cm
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this cabinet fit a standard 19-inch patch panel?
Yes, it's built to the standard 19-inch rack format used by patch panels, switches and routers in structured cabling systems.
Is it suitable for CCTV recorders as well as network switches?
It's designed for standard 19-inch rack-mounted networking and communications equipment, and is commonly used in CCTV system equipment installations, but check your specific recorder is rack-mountable first.
Does the cabinet mount on the wall or stand on the floor?
It's a wall-mounted 6U cabinet, suited to network or communications areas rather than floor-standing installation.
How is cooling handled inside the cabinet?
Ventilated panels are built into the structure to support passive airflow and help cool installed equipment.
