Product Description
A 6U 19-inch cabinet built for jobs where floor space is not an option: small comms rooms, office risers, retail back-of-house, or a residential block's CCTV control point.
External dimensions are approximately 600 mm (W) × 300 mm depth — plan your NVR, PoE switch and patch panel depths against this external figure, not an assumed internal clearance. The 19-inch rack format means standard rack-mount switches, patch panels and NVR devices fit without adapters.
Why installers spec this cabinet
- Steel construction gives the structural strength needed to carry switches, routers, PoE switches and NVR recorders together in one enclosure.
- Lockable tempered glass front door secures the equipment while still letting engineers check status LEDs and cabling at a glance — useful where the cabinet sits in a shared office or communal area rather than a locked server room.
- Ventilation slots support airflow around active devices such as PoE switches and recorders, which run warmer than passive patch panels.
- Removable side panels speed up the first fit-out and make later cable management or equipment swaps easier without pulling the whole unit off the wall.
- Black powder-coated finish resists corrosion and keeps a neutral appearance in offices and control areas as well as plant rooms.
Typical pairing: a small PoE switch, a patch panel for structured cabling, and an NVR for a modest CCTV deployment, all within one lockable 6U enclosure.
Specifications
- Dimensions
- 600 × 300 mm
- Colour
- Black
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the 300 mm depth internal or external?
It's the external depth — the cabinet measures approximately 300 mm deep on the outside, so allow for wall clearance and equipment depth accordingly.
What equipment fits in this cabinet?
It's designed for 19-inch rack-mount gear such as network switches, patch panels, routers, PoE switches and CCTV NVR recorders.
Can I access the cabinet from the sides after installation?
Yes, the side panels are removable, which gives installers easier access during fitting, cable management and later maintenance.
Does the door allow equipment visibility while locked?
Yes, the front door uses tempered glass so installed equipment stays visible even while the cabinet is locked.
