Product Description
What this cabinet is for
This is a 4U wall-mounted 19-inch network cabinet — a small lockable steel enclosure for housing a patch panel, switch or PDU where there's no room for a floor-standing rack.
External dimensions are 600mm (W) × 350mm (D) × 240mm (H). The 350mm depth gives more room behind the equipment for cable dressing than a shallower cabinet, which matters once patch leads, PoE injectors and NVR feeds are all landing in the same box.
Where it fits
- Comms cupboards, small offices and retail back-rooms
- CCTV control equipment installations needing a tidy termination point
- Structured cabling nodes where a single patch panel and switch need housing
Build and access
The cabinet is steel with a black powder-coated finish — durable enough for a plant room, tidy enough to hang in an office. The front door is lockable, so day-to-day equipment stays out of reach while still allowing maintenance access when needed. Ventilation slots in the panels assist airflow around active devices like switches, which generate heat during normal operation.
Compatibility check before you buy
It accepts standard 19-inch rack-mounted equipment — patch panels, network switches, routers and similar telecoms hardware. Confirm your patch panel and switch are 19-inch rack format and that their combined height fits within 4U before ordering, since this cabinet doesn't extend beyond its stated depth or height.
Specifications
- Width
- 60cm
- Depth
- 35 cm
- Height
- 28cm
Frequently Asked Questions
What size equipment fits in this cabinet?
It's built for standard 19-inch rack-mounted gear such as patch panels, network switches, routers and similar telecoms hardware, within a 4U height.
How deep is the cabinet, and does that matter?
It's 350mm deep, which gives more room for cable dressing behind patch panels and switches than a shallower cabinet would.
Can I lock the equipment inside?
Yes, it has a lockable front door for restricted day-to-day access while still allowing maintenance access when needed.
Is it suitable for a CCTV installation?
Yes, it's commonly used to house CCTV control equipment such as an NVR alongside network gear at a distribution point.
