
Network Cabinet Builder
Network cabinet specs:
Cabinet Type:
Height:
Width:
Depth:
Front door:
Rear door:
Side Panels:
Colours:
Part Number: XXXX-XXXX-XXX-XX

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Floor Standing

Wall Mounting​
Select the height
Select the width
Select the depth
When selecting the height , it’s essential to consider both your current needs and future expansion possibilities. A height of 42U is ideal for larger networks, offering ample space for servers, switches, and other essential equipment. However, if your setup is more compact, a 24U or 32U cabinet might be sufficient, allowing for a more space-efficient design without sacrificing accessibility or cooling.
Width is another critical dimension when customizing your network cabinet. Common widths include 19 inches and 24 inches, with 19 inches being the industry standard for most rack-mounted equipment. If your equipment requires additional space or has specific cooling needs, a wider cabinet may be beneficial. It’s important to assess your equipment’s dimensions and ensure there’s enough room for cable management and airflow, which are crucial for maintaining optimal performance and preventing overheating.
Finally, the depth of your network cabinet is a vital consideration that directly affects equipment compatibility and airflow. Standard depths typically range from 24 inches to 48 inches. A depth of 24 inches is generally sufficient for standard networking gear, while deeper cabinets (36 or 48 inches) are better suited for larger servers or specialized equipment. When selecting depth, keep in mind the importance of accessibility and ventilation, as well as future scalability, to ensure your cabinet can accommodate any potential upgrades or changes in your network setup.

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When selecting the height , it’s essential to consider both your current needs and future expansion possibilities. A height of 42U is ideal for larger networks, offering ample space for servers, switches, and other essential equipment. However, if your setup is more compact, a 24U or 32U cabinet might be sufficient, allowing for a more space-efficient design without sacrificing accessibility or cooling.
Width is another critical dimension when customizing your network cabinet. Common widths include 19 inches and 24 inches, with 19 inches being the industry standard for most rack-mounted equipment. If your equipment requires additional space or has specific cooling needs, a wider cabinet may be beneficial. It’s important to assess your equipment’s dimensions and ensure there’s enough room for cable management and airflow, which are crucial for maintaining optimal performance and preventing overheating.
Finally, the depth of your network cabinet is a vital consideration that directly affects equipment compatibility and airflow. Standard depths typically range from 24 inches to 48 inches. A depth of 24 inches is generally sufficient for standard networking gear, while deeper cabinets (36 or 48 inches) are better suited for larger servers or specialized equipment. When selecting depth, keep in mind the importance of accessibility and ventilation, as well as future scalability, to ensure your cabinet can accommodate any potential upgrades or changes in your network setup.

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Select front door
Select rear door
Select Side Panels
When selecting a front door for your network cabinet, consider both visibility and airflow. A clear or perforated front door allows for easy monitoring of equipment and better ventilation, which helps maintain optimal temperatures. Additionally, ensure the door is secure and lockable to protect your valuable equipment from unauthorized access. Balancing these factors will help you choose the best front door option for your network cabinet.












When selecting a rear door for your network cabinet, prioritize accessibility and security. A split rear door design can be particularly useful, as it allows for easier access to cables and connections without needing to open the entire door. Additionally, ensure the rear door is lockable to protect your equipment from unauthorized access. Balancing these factors will help you choose the best rear door option for your network cabinet.










When selecting side panels for your network cabinet, consider the balance between accessibility and security. Removable side panels can provide convenient access for maintenance and upgrades, making it easier to manage cables and equipment. Additionally, ensure that the panels are lockable to protect your valuable equipment from unauthorized access. By choosing the right side panels, you can enhance both the functionality and security of your network cabinet.




Rear Door:

Side Panel:
Front Door:
When selecting a front door for your network cabinet, consider both visibility and airflow. A clear or perforated front door allows for easy monitoring of equipment and better ventilation, which helps maintain optimal temperatures. Additionally, ensure the door is secure and lockable to protect your valuable equipment from unauthorized access. Balancing these factors will help you choose the best front door option for your network cabinet.




When selecting a rear door for your network cabinet, prioritize accessibility and security. A split rear door design can be particularly useful, as it allows for easier access to cables and connections without needing to open the entire door. Additionally, ensure the rear door is lockable to protect your equipment from unauthorized access. Balancing these factors will help you choose the best rear door option for your network cabinet.



When selecting side panels for your network cabinet, consider the balance between accessibility and security. Removable side panels can provide convenient access for maintenance and upgrades, making it easier to manage cables and equipment. Additionally, ensure that the panels are lockable to protect your valuable equipment from unauthorized access. By choosing the right side panels, you can enhance both the functionality and security of your network cabinet.

Rear Door:

Front Door
Side Panel:
When selecting a color for your network cabinet, consider both functionality and aesthetics. A neutral color like black or gray is a popular choice because it blends well with most environments and hides dust and scratches.



When selecting a color for your network cabinet, consider both functionality and aesthetics. A neutral color like black or gray is a popular choice because it blends well with most environments and hides dust and scratches.



- Cable Management
- Power Distribution Unit (PDU)
- Shelfs
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- Cable Management
- Power Distribution Unit (PDU)