DSIT 42U 19 inch Server Rack, Perforated Double Doors Front and Rear, White, 800x1000x2000mm (DS8042DD-W)

Managing dense IT infrastructure demands a rack that balances security, airflow, and accessibility. The DSIT DS8042DD-W is a 42U 19-inch server rack with perforated double doors on both front and rear, finished in white. Its 800 mm width and 1000 mm depth provide ample space for standard equipment, while the 2000 mm height maximizes vertical capacity in data centers and server rooms.

Who is it for

This rack is built for IT administrators, data center managers, and system integrators who need a reliable, floor-standing enclosure for servers, networking gear, and other rack-mount equipment. It suits environments where security and high airflow are critical, such as corporate server rooms, colocation facilities, and edge computing sites.

Main features

• 42U capacity with 19-inch mounting rails, compliant with ANSI/EIA RS-310-D, IEC297-2, and DIN41494 standards.
• Perforated double doors on front and rear ensure high airflow for effective passive cooling.
• Lockable doors enhance physical security for sensitive equipment.
• Removable side panels with latches allow quick access for maintenance and cabling.
• Adjustable mounting depth accommodates various server and switch depths.
• Integrated vertical cable management keeps cabling organized and improves airflow.
• Welded frame construction from SPCC cold rolled steel with electrostatic powder coating for durability.

Specifications

• Rack capacity: 42U
• External dimensions (WxDxH): 800 x 1000 x 2000 mm
• Front door type: Perforated double door
• Rear door type: Perforated double door
• Colour: White
• Material: SPCC cold rolled steel
• Mounting type: Floor standing
• Side panels: Removable with latches
• Mounting rails: Adjustable depth
• Cable management: Integrated vertical cable management
• Compliance: ANSI/EIA RS-310-D, IEC297-2, DIN41494 Part 1, DIN41494 Part 7
• Finish: Electrostatic powder coating
• Frame type: Welded frame construction

Tips

For optimal airflow, distribute equipment evenly across the rack and use blanking panels to fill unused U spaces. When installing heavy equipment, start from the bottom to maintain stability. Ensure the floor can support the total weight of the rack and its contents.