Product Description
What this cabinet is for
This 9U wall-mounted cabinet gives you a lockable, ventilated home for the network gear behind a CCTV or LAN install — patch panels, switches, small NVRs — anywhere a full floor-standing rack won't fit.
Key specs
- 9U capacity, standard 19-inch rack width, so it takes off-the-shelf patch panels and switches
- External dimensions: 600mm (W) × 300mm (D) × 500mm (H)
- Steel construction, black powder-coated finish
- Lockable front door — keeps equipment secure while still allowing access for maintenance
- Ventilated panels to support passive airflow around active devices
- Wall-mounted fixing, suited to comms cupboards, offices and CCTV control points
Why the 300mm depth matters
At just 300mm deep, this is a shallow-depth cabinet — it won't take deep server-style equipment, but it's exactly what most small CCTV or network setups need: room for a patch panel, a PoE switch and cabling, without eating floor space. If you're planning to add a larger NVR or multiple deep switches, measure the equipment depth first, since 300mm limits what fits front-to-back.
Before you buy
Check that your patch panel and switch are standard 19-inch rack-width units — this cabinet is built to that format, not a proprietary one. Also confirm you have a solid wall fixing point, as it's designed for wall mounting rather than floor standing.
Specifications
- Width
- 31cm
- Depth
- 30cm
- Height
- 48cm
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a standard 19-inch patch panel fit in this cabinet?
Yes — it's built to the standard 19-inch rack format used for patch panels, switches and similar networking equipment.
Is 300mm deep enough for an NVR as well as a switch?
The 300mm depth suits shallow equipment like patch panels and standard switches; measure any NVR or larger device first, as depth is limited compared with full-size server cabinets.
Can this cabinet be locked?
Yes, it has a lockable front door that gives controlled access while still allowing maintenance when needed.
Does it mount on a wall or stand on the floor?
It's designed for wall mounting in network or communications areas, not as a floor-standing unit.
