Armário de parede Triton RBA-15-AS5-CAX-A1 15U/500 porta de vidro cinzento

The Triton Wall mounted rack RBA-15-AS5-CAX-A1 15U/500 with a glass door is a compact 19" network cabinet designed for mounting on a wall. It provides organized storage for networking and IT equipment in environments where floor space is limited. The cabinet is grey, has a stated maximum load capacity of 30 kg and a product weight of 26.3 kg. The construction includes steel sheet panels and a 5 mm safety hardened glass front door for visibility and access.

Advantages

The cabinet combines a sturdy steel sheet construction with a safety hardened glass door that allows visual inspection of installed devices without opening the door. Its wall-mount format saves floor space and is suitable for small offices or home installations. The product colour is grey and the unit supports standard 19" equipment up to 15U height.

Suitable for

• Wall-mounting networking equipment in small offices
• Home server or network installations
• Environments requiring visible access to equipment without full access

Key specifications

• Model: Triton RBA-15-AS5-CAX-A1
• Form factor: 19" wall-mount rack, 15U
• Depth: 500 mm (as indicated in product name)
• Maximum load capacity: 30 kg
• Product weight: 26.3 kg
• Materials: steel sheet body, 5 mm safety hardened glass door
• Colour: Grey
• MPN: RBA-15-AS5-CAX-A1
• EAN: 8595105017890

How to use

Mount the rack securely to a suitable load-bearing wall using appropriate anchors and fasteners for the wall material. Install 19" equipment into the 15U mounting rails, taking care to distribute weight evenly and keeping heavy devices lower in the cabinet. Use the glass front door for visual inspection; open the door when plugging or servicing equipment. Ensure cable routing and ventilation are arranged to avoid overheating.

Recommendations

Do not exceed the specified maximum load of 30 kg. Use appropriate wall anchors and professional installation if needed. Clean the glass door with non-abrasive products and avoid striking the glass to maintain its safety-hardened properties.