NavePoint 12U Server Cabinet Wall Mount Rack Enclosure Includes 2 Fans, Locking Glass Door, Removable Side Panels – 12U Network Cabinet 23.6” Deep, 19 Inch Server Rack for IT and A/V Equipment
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Size: 12U - 600mm Depth
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- DURABLE - Crafted from cold-rolled steel with a protective black powder coating, the 12U NavePoint Performance Series network cabinet provides sturdy, reliable housing for network and server equipment. Capable of supporting up to 130 lbs, it's an ideal, durable solution for installers working on long-term projects.
- VERSATILE & SPACE EFFICIENT - This 12U server cabinet, suitable for 19" IT and A/V equipment installations, offers flexibility for project designs. It can be free-standing or wall-mounted to optimize space, fitting neatly into project plans. With dimensions of 23.63"L x 23.63"W x 25.25"H and a depth of 600mm, it offers 12U of rack space, efficiently accommodating different server and switch depths.
- USER-FRIENDLY CUSTOMIZATION Features like removable, locking side panels and an L-shaped spring pin for easy door direction changes enhance the data cabinets user-friendliness. The IT cabinet arrives flat-packed, includes all necessary hardware for assembly, and supports user-friendly customization to enable installers to easily set up and customize server environments to meet specific project needs.
- ENHANCED VENTILATION & SECURITY Two built-in top fans and flow-through ventilation work to prevent overheating, ensuring optimal operation of your equipment. The reinforced, lockable tempered glass front door not only boosts security but also facilitates easy monitoring of installed equipment.
- SAFETY & COMPLIANCE - All NavePoint products are built to industry standards.
Brand: NavePoint
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 23.5"D x 23.5"W x 25"H
Size: 12U - 600mm Depth
Material: Alloy Steel
Product Dimensions: 23.5 x 23.5 x 25 inches
Item Weight: 60.5 pounds
Manufacturer: NavePoint
Item model number: 4330608373
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: May 12, 2016
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Size: 18U - 600mm Depth
I'm quite happy with this box. Not the highest-end box in the world, but works wonderfully for my needs. The instructions are horrible but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out how to put it together. The rollers do an excellent job isolating vibration from the floor. Noise is not diminished greatly due to all the venting and holes for cables and such, but I didn't get it for that. This is a 4-post rack mount cabinet. I didn't put it on the wall... I just have it on its rollers, so I can't speak to how well it works on a wall. I will say that getting devices screwed into the rear posts is a bit of a pain, be sure you have a stubby Phillips for that. The 'back' does not come off... you screw it in permanently. Honestly, I did that... but after a week or so I just took the back off and I leave it off. The side panels are spring loaded and come off trivially, and the front door opens trivially as well as can be taken off and put back on trivially. Be careful of the depth limit. Front-to-back post-to-post is around 17 inches only, with 2.5 inches of headroom in front of the front post and 2.5 inches of headroom behind the rear post. Also be careful of mounting 2-post devices and shelves. It is really best if you mount 4-post devices and shelves. Light devices can mount 2-post, but the vertical elements will stress if you try to put something heavy on a 2-post shelf using only the front two posts. These are not heavy-duty posts, so keep that in mind. Not a show stopper for me, though, its just the number of the beast for this particular item. Ultimately I took the back off permanently which makes it a whole lot easier to work the rear posts. Once some 4-post shelving is installed the whole thing is solid as a rock so no problems losing the stiffness of the rear panel. I have some 22" 2U servers loaded up now which is possible with the rear panel removed. They stick out a little, works fine. All in all, I think its a great price. -Matt
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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2017 by M. Dillon M. Dillon
Size: 15U - 450mm Depth
This is a strong and sturdy network rack. It's built like a tank, and it needs to be. I'm sure glad it's on wheels. You can supposedly mount it on the wall, but once all my gear is in it, I'm guessing it's pushing 130 pounds, which is its recommended weight limit. The rack and UPS (a Cyberpower CP1500PFCRM2U) alone are 61 and 32 pounds respectively. The 450mm depth is generally sized for network gear. Stereo gear will probably require the deeper 600mm unit. The included fans are indeed loud, so I replaced them with two of these fans: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CZRKTBZ The fan noise is now much softer and quieter. The rack is located in a closet and you don't notice the fans running. In fact, since the rack doesn't generate a lot of heat anyways, I decided to leave the fans switched off except on very hot days. In the rack, I have a Ubiquiti Dream Machine Pro, a Synology DS412+ NAS, a 24-port rack-mount patch panel, the rack-mount UPS, 2 ethernet switches, a nice ADJ Pow-R Bar with illuminated indicators, and a Navepoint 2U Drawer to store manuals, spare patch cables, hardware, etc. My rack is about 70% full, with room for a few more items should the need arise. Did I mention that I'm sure glad it's on wheels? Don't assemble the side and back panels, or the front door, until you've installed all of your equipment. Trust me - you'll be moving stuff around before you're happy with it. To initially install your equipment, lay the rack on its back and drop the items in from above. This lets you visualize and determine where everything needs to go, and to place all the caged-nuts in the proper locations on the brackets. By the way, buy yourself some extra M6 caged nuts, and screws: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09S3B7YKF. As for the assembly process - I'm sure glad it's over. It was a long, tedious process. Many times I would misposition something and have to take it back apart and do it again. Shelves or brackets wouldn't line up and it was because I had miscounted the bracket-holes and mounted items incorrectly. Nothing wrong with the product, and the instructions were simple enough - it was just my senior eyes not seeing what I should have been seeing. I've assembled, disassembled, and repaired automotive engines, countless kid's toys, grandkid's toys, household appliances, webstore furniture; you name it, I've probably assembled it, so I actually looked forward to assembling this rack, and I'm glad I did it; but let me warn you, this is the king of erector sets! You might want to entice some mechanically-inclined young'n to assemble this for you. No mistakes, 4 hours. Lots of mistakes, 2 days and a new vocabulary of curse words. OCD for details (my problem) - a week, with some weight-loss.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2023 by JJones