19" 27U Floor Server Rack ProBase F27-60x60-SET GE — 600×600×1417 mm, glass door, black

ProBase 19" 27U floor server rack F27-60x60-SET GE is a freestanding 19-inch network cabinet with external dimensions of 600×600×1417 mm and a black finish. The cabinet includes a front tempered glass door that allows visual inspection of mounted equipment and supports up to 27U of rackmount gear. It is designed to accommodate servers, network switches, patch panels and cable management accessories in offices, small server rooms and compact data center spaces where a stable, accessible enclosure is required.

Advantages

The enclosure combines a full-height design with a glass front door to balance equipment visibility and physical protection. Built for standard 19" mounting, it provides organized vertical space for devices and helps simplify airflow management when combined with front and rear access. The cabinet’s compact footprint fits into limited floor spaces while offering secure locking and a black powder-coated finish that resists corrosion and blends with professional IT environments.

Suitable for

• Mounting 19" rack servers and network appliances
• Organizing switches, routers and patch panels in office networks
• Small server rooms or branch office IT closets
• Environments where visual monitoring of front panels is needed

Key specifications

• Rack height: 27U usable mounting space
• External dimensions (W×D×H): 600 × 600 × 1417 mm
• Mounting standard: 19-inch front and rear mounting rails
• Front door: tempered glass door for visibility and protection
• Finish: black powder-coated steel
• Form factor: freestanding floor cabinet

How to use

Place the cabinet on a level, stable floor surface and secure it if required by local installation rules. Install equipment onto the 19" mounting rails starting from the bottom of the rack to maintain stability, and use appropriate cage nuts and mounting hardware for each device. Route power and network cabling through the cabinet openings or cable entry points and implement basic airflow practices by leaving space for ventilation around heat-generating devices. Lock the front glass door after installation to limit unauthorized access and periodically inspect mounted equipment and cable terminations.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, plan rack power distribution and cable management before mounting equipment. Use vertical or horizontal cable organizers to reduce strain on connectors, and consider adding rack-mounted fans or perforated rear door options if higher cooling capacity is required.