Product Description
A 12U-350 wall or floor-mounted cabinet gives NVRs, switches and patch panels a lockable, ventilated home instead of an exposed shelf. It suits comms cupboards, small offices and CCTV equipment rooms where kit needs to stay tidy, cabled and out of casual reach.
Key specs
- Capacity: 12U, sized for standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment
- External dimensions: 600mm (W) × 350mm (D) × 640mm (H)
- Construction: steel with black powder-coated finish
- Mounting: wall or floor installation
- The front door locks, limiting access to recorders and network hardware.
- Airflow: ventilated panels for passive heat dissipation
Typical deployment
On a CCTV installation this cabinet commonly houses an NVR alongside a PoE switch and patch panel, keeping recording and network hardware together with structured cabling run through the vents rather than trailing loose. The lockable door means the recorder and cabling can be left secured in a shared office, retail back room or comms cupboard without being accessible to unauthorised staff or the public.
Selection factors
Before specifying, check the 350mm depth against the equipment being installed — deep NVRs or servers with rear connectors need clearance for cabling behind the unit. The 12U height suits a small stack (recorder, switch, panel) rather than a full server room build-out, and the wall-mount option is worth weighing against floor standing depending on the space available in the plant room or cupboard.
Specifications
- Width
- 64CM
- Depth
- 35 cm
- Height
- 64cm
Frequently Asked Questions
What size equipment fits in the 12U-350 cabinet?
It's built for standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment such as NVRs, switches, patch panels and routers, with 12U of usable height.
Is it possible to set this cabinet on the floor rather than mounting it on a wall?
Yes, it's designed to support both wall mounting and floor installation depending on the space available.
Is the depth enough for a full-size NVR with cabling at the rear?
The external depth is 350mm, so it's worth checking your specific NVR or server depth plus cable clearance before installing.
Does the cabinet help with equipment security?
It has a lockable front door, which restricts access to recorders and network hardware while still allowing maintenance access when needed.
