What are equipment racks & cabinets made of?

Made from welded steel or aluminum, and coming in many stocked sizes and styles, our selection of equipment racks and cabinets will help protect and simplify the integration of your project. Designed for maximum airflow and easy installation, our racks and cabinets help your equipment run reliably for their full-service life.

What are ABS cabinet solutions?

Constructed to provide superior protection in all environments, ABS cabinet solutions offer maximum flexibility for customizable turn-key options that future proof growing networks. Designed to save deployment cost and time, our innovative solutions include hub collapse, battery backup, composite mounting platforms and modular series cabinets.

What is an equipment rack for networking equipment?

An equipment rack for networking equipment is a frame to which patch panels, switches, routers, and small servers may be mounted. The width of the rack and the mounting holes conform to industry standards. Both two-post and four-post racks are used. Open frame equipment racks may be seen in IT rooms and networking closets.

What is a pad mount cabinet?

Pad mount cabinets offer a sturdy, ground-level solution with easy access for maintenance and installation, making them a reliable choice for your equipment and/or batteries. Designed for reliability and performance, ICEqube’s cabinets and racks integrate advanced climate control technology with rugged construction for harsh environments.

What are the different types of battery backup cabinets?

Battery strings can be disconnected and moved with minimal to no network disruption. 12V Battery Backup (BBU) cabinets ideal when a large battery backup is required. Composite Pads (CPAD) have replaced poured-in-place or pre-cast concrete pads because they enable more rapid network deployment.

What accessories are included in a networking rack?

Because networking involves so many cables, many racks have cable organizers. Other accessories include chassis, shelves, power strips, fan trays, and doors. Besides networking and communications equipment, audio visual (AV) equipment, scientific instruments, and test systems are also rack mounted.