Wall-mounted rack LANBERG WF03-5309-10S 9U 540x350 mm grey with glass doors

LANBERG WF03-5309-10S is a wall-mounted 9U network cabinet with external dimensions of 540 x 350 mm, designed to house routers, switches and patch panels in compact installations. The grey enclosure has a glazed front door that provides visibility of mounted equipment while protecting it from dust and unintended access. This cabinet supports tidy cable routing and orderly mounting of 19-inch standard network devices in small server rooms, offices and telecommunications closets.

Advantages

The steel construction provides structural rigidity and reliable support for network hardware. The glass front door allows visual inspection of indicators without opening the cabinet and contributes to a professional appearance. Wall-mount design saves floor space and enables installations in confined areas. The cabinet includes mounting rails and sufficient depth for common network devices, delivering an organized, space-efficient housing for networking equipment.

Suitable for

• Mounting switches and patch panels in small server rooms
• Housing routers and network appliances in office comms closets
• Organizing cabling and active equipment in telecom enclosures
• Secured placement of 19-inch devices where floor space is limited

Key specifications

• Form factor: wall-mounted cabinet, 9U height
• External dimensions: approximately 540 x 350 mm (width x depth)
• Front access: glazed (glass) door for equipment visibility
• Color: grey finish suitable for office and telecom environments
• Mounting: internal 19-inch mounting rails compatible with standard rack-mount devices
• Construction: steel enclosure for secure support and durability
• Space-saving: compact footprint for installations with limited floor area

How to use

Securely fasten the cabinet to a load-bearing wall using appropriate anchors and fasteners rated for the combined weight of the cabinet and equipment. Install 19-inch devices on the internal mounting rails starting from the bottom to maintain stability; ensure proper airflow by leaving space between heat-generating units when possible. Route network cables through available entry points and use cable management accessories to maintain an organized layout. To access devices, unlock and open the glazed front door, perform maintenance or monitoring, then close and secure the door.

Usage recommendations

Check wall strength and fastener specifications before installation, distribute equipment weight evenly on the rails, and avoid obstructing ventilation openings. For active equipment, consider ventilation or low-noise fans if multiple heat-generating devices are mounted. Use compatible 19-inch rack screws and grounding practices according to local electrical safety standards.