APC NetShelter SX, Server Rack Enclosure, 24U, Shock Packaging, 1250 lbs, Black, 1200H x 600W x 1070D mm

The APC NetShelter SX 24U is a freestanding IT rack designed to hold 24U of 19" equipment. It supports heavy loads while offering integrated features for cable routing, power distribution and airflow management. The unit has a black finish and a compact footprint suitable for server rooms and data center edge deployments.

Advantages

The enclosure provides vendor-neutral mounting that complies with EIA-310 standards, ensuring physical compatibility with standard 19" rack equipment. Large roof cable access slots and an unobstructed bottom design allow for both overhead and raised-floor cable egress. Perforated front and rear doors support effective ventilation for servers and networking devices. Quick-release doors and half-height quick-release side panels reduce handling time and simplify equipment access and installation.

Suitable for

• Small to medium server rooms
• Network closets and edge data deployments
• Environments requiring organized cable management and power distribution
• Installations needing EIA-310 compliant 19" rack mounting

Key specifications

• Rack capacity: 24U
• Supported equipment size: 19"
• External width: 600 mm
• External depth: 1070 mm
• Product weight: 89.09 kg
• Finish colour: Black
• Design features: perforated front and rear doors, large roof cable access slots, raised-floor bottom access, quick-release doors and half-height side panels

How to use

Place the freestanding rack on a level surface in the desired location. Use the vendor-neutral EIA-310 compliant mounting rails to install 19" equipment, securing devices with appropriate rack hardware. Route power distribution units, cooling and cable management accessories through the roof access slots or bottom openings as required. Remove quick-release doors or side panels for easier access during installation and maintenance.

Recommendations

For optimal airflow and cable management, leave clearance in front and behind the rack, mount heavy equipment towards the bottom for stability, and plan PDUs and cable paths before final equipment installation.