Network cabinet IT-BUDGET 99ITB19SRK3888DTGM 38U 800×800 mm with perforated front and rear doors

The IT-BUDGET 99ITB19SRK3888DTGM 38U floor-standing network cabinet with external dimensions 800×800 mm is designed to house servers, switches and other 19-inch rack-mountable networking equipment in data rooms and server closets. The cabinet features perforated front and rear doors to support efficient front-to-rear airflow, adjustable mounting rails for standard 19-inch devices and a robust steel construction that helps secure hardware while providing structured cable routing and basic ventilation for rack-mounted systems.

Advantages

The cabinet’s perforated front and rear doors increase passive airflow, helping to reduce internal temperatures when used with appropriate room cooling or rack fans. The 38U height provides ample vertical space for medium to large equipment deployments, while the 800×800 mm footprint balances usable interior depth with a relatively small floor footprint. Adjustable 19-inch mounting rails, lockable doors and a sturdy frame contribute to organized installation and physical protection of IT components.

Suitable for

• Server and switch installations in small to medium data rooms
• Telecommunications and network closets in offices or branch sites
• Edge computing nodes or rack-based storage units
• Cable management and structured equipment layouts for IT closets

Key specifications

• Rack height: 38U
• External footprint: 800 × 800 mm
• Mounting standard: 19-inch adjustable rails
• Door design: Perforated front and rear doors for airflow
• Construction material: Steel frame and panels
• Access features: Lockable front and rear doors
• Cable access: Top and bottom cable entry points (covers for routing)

How to use

Position the cabinet on a level floor with sufficient clearance for door opening and airflow. Secure the cabinet if required by your site guidelines, then adjust the 19-inch mounting rails to match the depth of your equipment and fasten rails according to the indicated U positions. Install devices from the bottom up, balancing weight and using cage nuts or appropriate rack screws for secure mounting. Route power and data cabling through the designated top or bottom openings and use the cabinet’s internal space for bundling and securing cables to maintain airflow paths.

Usage recommendations

For effective thermal management, use the perforated doors together with room cooling or rack-mounted fans and maintain unobstructed front-to-rear airflow. Distribute heavy equipment at lower U positions to improve stability. Verify grounding and follow local electrical and safety standards when installing power distribution units and cabling.