EMITER EM/SH02B5409-08 19 inch 9U Wall-Mount Network Cabinet, Glass Door, 550x450x455 mm, Black

Managing network equipment in small offices, retail spaces, or industrial environments often means dealing with limited floor space and the need for secure, organized hardware. The EMITER EM/SH02B5409-08 wall-mount cabinet solves this by providing a compact, lockable enclosure that keeps your 19-inch networking gear off the floor and protected from unauthorized access. With a 9U capacity and a transparent glass front door, it offers both visibility and security for switches, patch panels, and other rack-mount devices.

Who is it for

This cabinet is ideal for IT administrators, system integrators, and facility managers who need to install networking equipment in areas where floor space is at a premium. It suits small to medium business networks, branch offices, classrooms, and industrial control rooms. If you require a reliable, wall-mounted solution that blends functionality with a professional appearance, this model fits the bill.

Main features

• 19-inch standard rack compatibility with 9U of usable vertical space
• Front door made of tempered glass in a steel frame, allowing easy visual monitoring of equipment status LEDs
• Lockable front door for physical security against tampering or theft
• Wall-mountable design with sturdy steel construction for long-term durability
• Undivided single-section layout for straightforward equipment installation and cable management
• External dimensions: 550 mm width, 450 mm depth, 455 mm height
• Black powder-coated finish that resists scratches and blends with most environments

Specifications

• Rack Standard: 19-inch
• Rack Units (U): 9U
• Cabinet Type: Wall-Mount Enclosure
• Door Type: Front Glass Door with Steel Frame
• External Width: 550 mm
• External Depth: 450 mm
• External Height: 455 mm
• Material: Steel
• Construction: Undivided Single Section
• Security: Lockable Front Door
• Mounting: Wall-mountable
• Colour: Black
• Side Panels: Fixed

Tips

Before installation, ensure the wall can support the combined weight of the cabinet and equipment. Use appropriate anchors and screws for your wall type. Plan cable routing in advance to make the most of the undivided space and maintain proper airflow.