Freestanding rack EFB Elektronik PRO-4268GR.0D

The EFB Elektronik PRO-4268GR.0D is a 42U freestanding rack engineered to house network and server equipment in business and technical environments. Constructed for stability, the cabinet offers a 600 mm width, 800 mm depth and 1963 mm height with a load capacity up to 1000 kg. Finished in grey and rated IP20, it provides basic protection against solid objects while maintaining accessibility for cables and ventilation in data rooms, server closets and wiring closets.

Advantages

This freestanding rack combines a high load capacity with a compact footprint, allowing dense equipment mounting without excessive floor space. Its 42U rack capacity supports a wide range of servers, switches and patch panels. The robust frame and standard mounting rails ensure secure installation of heavy units and modular accessories. The grey finish gives a neutral appearance suitable for technical and office environments, while the IP20 rating balances protection and airflow.

Suitable for

• Server rooms and data centres with medium-density equipment
• Network cabinets for switches, patch panels and routers
• Telecommunications closets and rack-mounted storage
• Small to medium enterprise IT closets and edge computing sites

Key specifications

• Rack capacity: 42U
• Width: 600 mm
• Depth: 800 mm
• Height: 1963 mm
• Maximum static load: 1000 kg
• Protection rating: IP20
• Colour: Grey

How to use

Place the freestanding rack on a level, stable floor and secure it according to local mounting guidelines if necessary. Install equipment onto the standard mounting rails using compatible rack screws and cage nuts, distributing weight evenly and placing heavier devices at lower U positions to maintain stability. Arrange power distribution units and cable management accessories to keep airflow unobstructed and to facilitate maintenance. Ensure ventilation and cooling systems in the room meet the thermal requirements of installed equipment.

Recommendations

For optimal performance and safety, mount heavier devices toward the bottom of the cabinet, use appropriate PDU and blanking panels to control airflow, and follow local electrical and safety codes during installation. Regularly inspect mounting hardware and cable routing to prevent strain on connectors and to maintain service access.