Server Rack Cabinets for Servers, Networking and Data Center Equipment |
| i-Tech server rack cabinets provide a standard 19-inch mounting platform for rackmount servers, network switches, storage systems, UPS equipment, KVM consoles, PDUs and other IT hardware. Rack configurations are available from compact 6U cabinets through full-size 42U, 45U, 46U and 47U server racks. |
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Enclosed and Open-Frame Server Racks |
| Choose enclosed server rack cabinets for improved equipment protection, security and airflow management, or open-frame 2-post and 4-post racks for easy equipment access and cable routing. Full-size cabinets can be configured with perforated front and rear doors, removable side panels, locking access and adjustable mounting rails. |
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Cooling, Cable Management and Rack Accessories |
| Server rack systems can be configured with cooling fans, fan shelves, rackmount PDUs, cable management, fixed or sliding shelves, blanking panels, rackmount monitors, KVM switches, UPS systems and environmental monitoring equipment. These accessories allow the rack to be configured around the requirements of the installed servers and networking hardware. |
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42U Server Rack Cabinets |
| 42U server rack cabinets are commonly used for data centers, IT rooms, telecommunications, network infrastructure and industrial computing installations. i-Tech offers deep rack configurations suitable for rackmount servers from major server manufacturers and other standard 19-inch equipment. |
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How to Choose the Right Server Rack Cabinet |
| - Rack Height: Select the required rack capacity in rack units (U). i-Tech offers compact racks from 6U-18U, mid-size 21U-40U cabinets and full-size 41U-47U server racks. |
| - Rack Depth: Verify the depth of your server chassis, rails, cabling and rear power connections. Deep server racks provide additional space for enterprise servers and cable management. |
| - Enclosed vs. Open Frame: Enclosed cabinets provide added physical protection and locking access. Open-frame racks provide easier equipment access and unrestricted airflow. |
| - Cooling: High-density servers may require perforated doors, fan trays or additional airflow management. |
- Weight Capacity: Confirm that the rack's static load capacity supports the combined weight of servers, UPS systems and other installed equipment. |
| - Accessories:Consider PDUs, shelves, cable management, KVM consoles, rackmount monitors, cooling fans and environmental monitoring when configuring the rack. |
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