DSIT DS6612 12U Wall-Mount Server Cabinet with Glass Door, 600x600x635 mm, Black

Managing network equipment in tight spaces demands a solution that is both secure and accessible. The DSIT DS6612 wall-mount cabinet answers this challenge by combining a tempered glass front door with a compact 12U form factor, keeping your hardware protected while allowing quick visual checks. Its 600x600 mm footprint fits standard 19-inch gear, and the 635 mm height makes it ideal for locations where floor space is at a premium.

Who is it for

This cabinet is built for IT administrators, network engineers, and small-to-medium businesses that need to deploy switches, patch panels, or servers in offices, retail back rooms, or industrial environments. It suits anyone requiring a secure, wall-mounted enclosure for active equipment that must remain visible and easily monitored.

Main features

• 12U rack capacity with adjustable 19-inch mounting rails for flexible equipment depth.
• Tempered glass front door with key lock and 180° opening for unobstructed access.
• Removable side panels and perforated top/bottom for passive ventilation and easy cabling.
• SPCC cold-rolled steel construction with powder-coated finish in black (RAL 9005).
• IP20 protection rating, suitable for indoor use in controlled environments.
• Includes mounting hardware and two keys; CE and RoHS compliant.

Specifications

• Rack units: 12U
• External dimensions (WxDxH): 600 x 600 x 635 mm
• Material: SPCC cold-rolled steel
• Colour: Black (RAL 9005)
• Front door: Tempered glass, key lock, 180° opening
• Side panels: Removable
• Ventilation: Passive, perforated top and bottom
• Cable entry: Top and bottom
• Protection rating: IP20
• Mounting rails: 19-inch, adjustable depth
• Compliance: CE, RoHS
• Included: Mounting hardware, 2 keys

Tips

Before installation, verify that the wall can support the combined weight of the cabinet and your equipment. Use the adjustable rails to align equipment depth and leave at least 100 mm clearance around the cabinet for airflow. For added security, consider anchoring the cabinet to a stud or concrete wall. Periodically check the door lock and hinges to ensure smooth operation.