Product Description
This 18U wall-mounted cabinet (CABINET-18U-600) gives you a lockable, ventilated home for your NVR, switch and patch panel — instead of leaving them exposed on a shelf.
If you're setting up CCTV or a small network, this is where the "back end" lives: the recorder, the network switch feeding your cameras, and any patch panel terminating your cabling.
Key specs
- 18U of usable rack space, sized for standard 19-inch rack equipment (the industry-standard width for switches, patch panels and NVRs)
- External dimensions: 600mm (W) × 600mm (D) × 900mm (H)
- 600mm depth — deep enough for most rack switches and small NVRs, where a slimmer 450mm cabinet might not have the clearance
- Lockable front door to keep the equipment away from curious hands
- Steel construction, black powder-coated finish
- Ventilated panels for passive airflow, since gear like NVRs and switches generates heat when running continuously
- Fixings suit wall mounting or floor placement, depending on your room
What to check before buying
Measure your intended wall or floor space against the 600 × 600 × 900mm footprint, and count how many rack-mount devices (NVR, switch, patch panel, PDU) you actually need to fit within 18U before ordering — mixing in future expansion room is worth planning for now rather than retrofitting later.
Specifications
- Width
- 60cm
- Depth
- 60cm
- Height
- 90cm
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a standard 19-inch NVR or switch fit in this cabinet?
Yes, the cabinet is built to the standard 19-inch rack format used across networking and CCTV equipment, with 18U of vertical space and 600mm depth.
Can it be floor-standing instead of wall-mounted?
Yes, the cabinet is suitable for either wall mounting or floor placement, depending on where you have space.
Does the cabinet lock?
It has a lockable front door, so installed equipment is secured while still allowing access for maintenance.
Will equipment inside overheat?
The cabinet has ventilated panels to assist passive airflow and cooling, though airflow needs depend on how much equipment you install and how much heat it generates.
