DSIT 22U 19 inch Freestanding Server Rack Cabinet on Castors, 600x800x1200 mm, Unassembled, Black

Managing servers, network switches, and UPS systems without proper housing leads to cable clutter, overheating risks, and unauthorized access. This DSIT 22U rack cabinet provides a secure, organized, and mobile solution for your IT infrastructure. With a 19-inch standard width, it accommodates a wide range of equipment, while the 600x800 mm footprint fits comfortably in server rooms or offices. The cabinet arrives unassembled for easy transport and can be set up quickly on site. Lockable front and rear doors plus removable side panels ensure security and convenient maintenance. Castors allow you to reposition the cabinet as needed, and top/bottom cable entry keeps wiring tidy. Built from sturdy steel, it supports standard 19-inch mounting rails and complies with EIA-310-D.

Who is it for

IT administrators, data center managers, and businesses needing a versatile rack for servers, networking gear, or AV equipment. Ideal for small to medium installations where mobility and security are priorities.

Main features

• 22U rack capacity for ample equipment space
• 19-inch standard width with EIA-310-D compliance
• Lockable steel front and rear doors for security
• Removable, lockable side panels for easy access
• Castor wheels for effortless repositioning
• Top and bottom cable entry points for clean routing
• Passive ventilation to prevent overheating
• Unassembled flat-pack design for cost-effective shipping

Specifications

• External dimensions: 600 mm (W) x 800 mm (D) x 1200 mm (H)
• Rack units: 22U
• Material: Steel
• Colour: Black
• Mounting type: Floor standing
• Assembly required: Yes
• Castor wheels included: Yes
• Door type: Lockable steel
• Side panels: Removable, lockable
• Cable entry: Top and bottom
• Ventilation: Passive
• Compliance: EIA-310-D

Tips

Before assembly, plan your equipment layout and cable routing. Use the castors to move the cabinet into position, then lock them if possible. For optimal airflow, avoid blocking ventilation openings and consider adding blanking panels in unused rack spaces.