Wall-mount 19 inch cabinet Alantec 12U 600x450 mm, single glass door, removable full rear and side panels, lockable, 4 mounting rails, gray, flat pack

The Alantec wall-mount 19" cabinet 12U (600x450 mm) is a compact network cabinet designed for installation of servers, switches, patch panels and other 19-inch rack-mount equipment in offices and telecommunications closets. The unit features a single glass front door for visual access, removable full rear cover and removable lockable full side panels to combine convenient access with physical security. Supplied as a flat pack, the cabinet is intended for wall mounting and self-assembly, with four adjustable mounting rails to accommodate standard 19" equipment.

Advantages

The cabinet combines a space-saving 12U height and 600x450 mm footprint, making it suitable for small to medium installations where floor space is limited. A glass front door allows quick visual checks without opening the cabinet, while removable rear and side panels simplify cable routing, maintenance and equipment changes. The lockable side panels enhance physical protection, and the flat-pack design reduces transport volume and enables on-site assembly. Four mounting rails provide stable support and allow flexible mounting positions for equipment.

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How to use

Mount the cabinet to a suitable load-bearing wall using appropriate anchors and fixings for the wall material and expected equipment weight. Assemble the unit following the supplied instructions and install the four mounting rails at the required U positions. Fit rack-mount equipment using standard 19" rack screws and cage nuts where required, and route power and network cabling through the available openings or by removing the rear and side panels as needed. Close and lock the panels to secure installed equipment once cabling and mounting are completed.

Recommendations

Ensure the mounting wall and fixings can support the combined weight of the cabinet and installed equipment. Allow sufficient ventilation clearance around the cabinet, plan cable entry and power distribution before assembly, and use compatible earthing/grounding practices for network and server equipment.