Product Description
What this is
An 18U wall-mounted network cabinet for housing switches, patch panels, NVRs and other 19-inch rack-mount equipment in a lockable steel enclosure.
External dimensions are 600mm wide × 450mm deep × approximately 900mm high — the 450mm figure is the cabinet's outer depth, not the usable internal space, so leave clearance when planning equipment that sits close to that limit.
Build and security
- Steel construction with a black powder-coated finish for durability and a tidy appearance
- Lockable front door to restrict access to installed hardware while still allowing maintenance access
- Ventilated panels to assist airflow and passive cooling for active devices inside
Fitting and use
The cabinet can be wall-mounted to free up floor space or stood on the floor where wall fixing isn't practical. It takes standard 19-inch rack networking hardware, making it suitable for structured cabling cupboards, small office comms rooms, and CCTV installations where an NVR, PoE switch and patch panel need to be housed together and kept secure.
Because it's a standard 19-inch rack format, compatibility comes down to whether your equipment is rack-mountable and fits within 18U of usable height — check your switch, NVR and patch panel dimensions against this before ordering.
Specifications
- Width
- 60cm
- Depth
- 45cm
- Height
- 90cm
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 450mm the internal or external depth of the cabinet?
450mm is the external depth of the cabinet, as given in the stated external dimensions (600mm W × 450mm D × 900mm H); internal usable depth will be somewhat less once the frame and door are accounted for.
Can this cabinet be used for CCTV equipment as well as networking gear?
Yes — it's designed to hold standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment such as NVRs, patch panels and switches, which makes it suitable for CCTV control installations as well as general network cupboards.
Does the cabinet need to be wall-mounted, or can it stand on the floor?
It's suitable for either — you can wall-mount it to save floor space or position it on the floor where wall fixing isn't practical.
Will the cabinet keep installed equipment secure?
It has a lockable front door intended to prevent unauthorised access to the equipment inside while still allowing access for maintenance.
