19" Network Cabinet IT-BUDGET 38U 600x600 mm Light Grey

Floor-mounted 19" network cabinet IT-BUDGET 38U 600x600 mm Light Grey is a rack enclosure designed to accommodate standard 19-inch equipment in data closets, server rooms and network installations. The cabinet offers 38U of mounting height with internal dimensions of 600 x 600 mm, providing organised space for servers, switches, patch panels and power distribution units. Its light grey finish integrates into technical environments while enabling straightforward cable routing and equipment management.

Advantages

The cabinet provides a stable floor-mounted structure with 38U of usable rack space and a compact 600 x 600 mm footprint suitable for smaller rooms. Designed for standard 19" devices, it simplifies equipment installation and cable organisation. The light grey exterior and neutral design reduce visual impact in office or technical areas while offering practical access to mounted devices.

Suitable for

• Small to medium server rooms and telecom closets
• Network installations with 19" switches and patch panels
• Edge computing and equipment consolidation in offices
• Environments requiring organised power distribution and cabling

Key specifications

• Mounting height: 38U
• Internal dimensions: 600 x 600 mm (width x depth)
• Form factor: 19-inch rack compatible
• Type: floor-mounted cabinet
• Finish: light grey

How to use

Position the cabinet on a level floor in the selected room and ensure sufficient clearance for ventilation and access. Install standard 19" rails and mount equipment according to their unit heights, taking care to distribute weight evenly and secure heavy devices at lower positions. Route network and power cabling through available entry points and use cable management accessories to maintain tidy runs and reduce strain on connectors. Verify grounding and adherence to local electrical and safety regulations before powering devices.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, place heavier servers and power equipment in the lower U positions, leave adequate space for airflow around heat-generating devices, and plan cable paths to allow future additions. Use compatible mounting hardware and consider adding ventilation or power distribution units as needed for higher-density configurations.