Power Socket Panel for Network Cabinet ROLINE 26.21.0072, for 600×800 mm cabinets, Grey

ROLINE power socket panel model 26.21.0072 is a grey power distribution unit designed for mounting inside network and server cabinets with internal dimensions 600×800 mm. The panel provides accessible AC power sockets at the front of the cabinet interior to simplify connection of switches, servers and other networking equipment while maintaining orderly cable routing and preserving usable rack space.

Advantages

The panel is made to fit 600×800 mm cabinet interiors, offering a compact and practical power distribution solution without occupying external rack units. Its construction enables stable mounting and easy access to multiple power outlets within the cabinet, supporting organized cable management and reducing the need for extension leads. The grey finish matches typical cabinet interiors and helps maintain a uniform look.

Suitable for

• Installing power access points in 600×800 mm network and server cabinets
• Providing AC power to rack-mounted switches, patch panels and small servers
• Centralizing power connections for networking equipment to improve cable routing

Key specifications

• Form factor: panel for internal mounting in 600×800 mm cabinets
• Color: grey
• Intended use: internal cabinet power distribution for networking and server hardware
• Compatibility: designed to match standard 600×800 mm cabinet interiors

How to use

Mount the power socket panel at a suitable location inside a 600×800 mm cabinet using the cabinet’s internal mounting points or screws. Ensure the panel is secured firmly and that the cabinet’s mains feed is switched off before connecting. Route the mains cable through an appropriate opening or cable gland and connect it to the panel following local electrical regulations. After power is connected, plug networking devices into the panel’s outlets and arrange cables to minimize strain and interference.

Recommendations

Use the panel only within compatible 600×800 mm cabinets and follow local electrical codes when connecting mains power. Distribute connected device load to avoid overloading a single circuit, and consider using labeled power leads to simplify maintenance and troubleshooting.