Freestanding rack Wirewin CAB 32U

The Wirewin CAB 32U freestanding rack is a modular network cabinet designed to organize and support IT equipment in data centres, server rooms and network closets. It accommodates standard 19-inch devices up to 32U height, offers advanced copper and fibre cable management options and is built to handle high-density cabling while simplifying installation and maintenance. The cabinet’s slim 800 x 800 mm footprint and grey finish suit installations where space is limited.

Advantages

The CAB 32U provides a robust load capacity of up to 2000 kg and a modular structure that supports future changes or expansions. Its design includes features for efficient cable routing and management for both fibre and copper cabling, improving organisation and serviceability. The compact footprint enables placement in constrained environments without sacrificing mounting space for standard equipment.

Suitable for

• Data centres and server rooms
• Network closets and telecommunications rooms
• High-density cabling installations
• Environments requiring robust equipment support and organised cable management

Key specifications

• Model: Wirewin CAB 32U (CAB 800X800X32U)
• Mounting height: 32U
• Footprint (W x D): 800 x 800 mm
• Maximum static load capacity: 2000 kg
• Finish colour: grey
• Supports 19" standard equipment and both copper and fibre cable management
• Brand: slim wirewin
• EAN: 9120046986081

How to use

Place the freestanding rack on a level floor and secure it according to local site requirements if needed. Install 19-inch equipment into the front and rear mounting profiles using appropriate cage nuts and screws, observing U spacing for correct positioning. Route fibre and copper cables using the cabinet’s cable management features to avoid sharp bends and to maintain clear airflow paths. Distribute weight evenly and reserve space for ventilation and future additions.

Usage recommendations

For best results, plan equipment layout and cable paths before installation, keep heavy units lower in the rack to maintain stability, and ensure sufficient clearance for airflow and service access. Follow local safety standards when anchoring or loading the rack.