Product Description
This is a 9U wall-mounted 19-inch network cabinet — it holds standard rack-width switches, patch panels and similar CCTV or networking gear behind a lockable steel door.
What it's for
If you're organising NVR network switches, patch panels or other 19-inch rack equipment for a CCTV or data installation, this cabinet gives you a secure, ventilated enclosure rather than loose kit on a shelf. The title confirms it's suitable for both wall and floor mounting, so it works whether you're fixing it to a comms cupboard wall or standing it on the floor.
Key specs
- External dimensions: 600mm (W) × 350mm (D) × 500mm (H)
- Capacity: 9U of standard 19-inch rack space
- Build: steel construction with black powder-coated finish
- Access: lockable front door
- Cooling: ventilated panels for passive airflow around active equipment
- Mounting: wall or floor mounted
Before you buy
Check that your switches, patch panels and any cabling you plan to route will sit comfortably within the 9U of usable rack space and the cabinet's 350mm external depth — this matters more for deeper active equipment than for slim patch panels. The lock is worth using in shared or public-facing spaces where equipment tampering is a concern.
This cabinet suits structured cabling distribution points, small network rooms and CCTV infrastructure installations where equipment needs to be tidy, ventilated and secured rather than left exposed.
Specifications
- Width
- 60cm
- Depth
- 35cm
- Height
- 50cm
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this cabinet be floor standing as well as wall mounted?
Yes — the product is designed for both wall and floor mounting.
What size equipment fits inside?
It has 9U of standard 19-inch rack space, with external dimensions of 600mm (W) x 350mm (D) x 500mm (H), suited to switches and patch panels.
Does the cabinet lock?
Yes, it has a lockable front door to help prevent unauthorised access to installed equipment.
Will equipment overheat inside this cabinet?
The cabinet has ventilated panels to support passive airflow, which helps with cooling active networking devices, though this depends on your specific equipment load.










