Adastra Shallow Rack Wall Cabinets - 12U
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This Adastra Shallow Rack Wall Cabinet (12U) is designed for users needing to house 19" rack-mountable equipment in spaces where a full-sized rack is not feasible. Its key benefit is providing secure, organized storage for networking gear, AV equipment, or other electronics in a compact, wall-mountable form factor. A caveat to consider is its light-duty application suitability and limited mounting depth. The cabinet features a powder-coated steel construction, a lockable toughened glass front door, adjustable front and rear rack rails, and convenient cable entry points.
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| Model Part Number | RC12U300 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Adastra |
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FAQs
What is the maximum weight this cabinet can hold?
The maximum static load capacity for this cabinet is 30kg.
Can I mount this cabinet on a ceiling?
This cabinet is designed for wall mounting. Ceiling mounting is not recommended and may void the warranty.
What is the internal mounting depth?
The mounting depth between the front and rear rails is 200mm. The total depth from the front rail to the wall is 255mm.
Does it come with rack mounting hardware?
Yes, rack-mounting hardware for securing equipment to the rails is supplied with the cabinet.
Is assembly required?
The cabinet is typically supplied pre-assembled, but you will need to install rack rails and mount equipment yourself. Wall mounting hardware is not included.
What material is the cabinet made of?
The cabinet is constructed from 1.2mm cold-rolled steel with a toughened glass front door.
How do I clean the glass door?
Clean the toughened glass door with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could scratch the glass.
Troubleshooting
Cabinet is unstable after mounting
Ensure the cabinet is securely fastened to the wall using appropriate wall anchors and screws. Verify the wall itself is structurally sound to support the load.
Equipment does not fit on rails
Confirm that the equipment is standard 19" rack-mountable. Check if the rails are positioned correctly for the equipment's height (U-spacing).
Door does not lock properly
Ensure the door is fully closed and aligned. Check the lock mechanism for any obstructions or damage. Contact the manufacturer if the lock is faulty.
Limited space for cabling
Utilize the top and bottom knock-out apertures effectively. Consider using right-angle connectors or low-profile cables where possible.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Space-saving wall-mountable design.
- Secure storage with a lockable glass door.
- Flexible equipment mounting with front and rear rails.
- Provides organized cable management.
- Compact footprint suitable for tight spaces.
Cons
- Limited mounting depth (200mm between rails).
- Maximum static load capacity of 30kg.
- Primarily suited for light-duty applications.
- Requires wall-mounting hardware (not always included).
- Steel construction may lack protection against harsh environments.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Identify a suitable wall location capable of supporting the cabinet's weight when loaded.
- Use the keyhole punch-outs on the rear panel to mark mounting points on the wall.
- Securely attach the cabinet to the wall using appropriate anchors and screws (not supplied, select based on wall type).
- Install 19" rack-mountable equipment using the provided front and rear rails, ensuring not to exceed the 30kg static load limit.
- Connect network and power cables through the top or bottom knock-out apertures.
- Close and lock the front glass door.
Compatibility:
- Compatible with all standard 19" rack-mountable equipment.
- Mounting depth between rails is 200mm; ensure equipment depth is suitable.
- Requires wall mounting hardware appropriate for your wall type.
Care:
- Clean the exterior and glass door with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
- Periodically check that all equipment is securely fastened to the rails.
- Ensure cable entry points remain unobstructed.