DSIT Rack de servidor 47U 19" com porta de vidro 600x800x2260mm preto

Managing high-density server environments demands a rack that combines robust security, efficient cooling, and easy access. The DSIT 47U 19" Server Rack with Glass Door addresses these needs with a welded steel frame, lockable tempered glass front door, and adjustable mounting rails. Its 600 mm width and 800 mm depth provide ample space for standard 19-inch equipment, while the 2260 mm height accommodates up to 47 rack units, making it ideal for data centers, server rooms, and network closets.

Who is it for

This rack is built for IT professionals, system integrators, and facility managers who require a secure, durable enclosure for servers, networking gear, and other rack-mountable hardware. It suits organizations that need to consolidate equipment in a centralized location while maintaining controlled access and organized cable management.

Main features

• 47U capacity with 19-inch standard mounting rails, adjustable in depth to fit various equipment.
• Tempered glass front door with key lock provides visibility and security.
• Solid steel rear door and removable, lockable side panels for enhanced protection.
• SPCC cold rolled steel construction with powder-coated finish (RAL 9005 black) for durability.
• Passive ventilation via perforated top and bottom panels to support natural airflow.
• Cable entry points on top and bottom for flexible routing.
• Includes leveling feet, castors, cage nuts, and screws for easy installation and mobility.
• IP20 rating, CE and RoHS compliant.

Specifications

• Rack standard: 19-inch
• Rack units: 47U
• External dimensions (W x D x H): 600 x 800 x 2260 mm
• Material: SPCC cold rolled steel
• Color: Black (RAL 9005)
• Front door: Tempered glass, lockable
• Rear door: Steel, lockable
• Side panels: Removable, lockable
• Mounting rails: Adjustable depth
• Ventilation: Passive (perforated top/bottom)
• Included accessories: Leveling feet, castors, cage nuts & screws
• Certifications: CE, RoHS

Tips

To maximize stability, distribute heavy equipment evenly across the rack and use the leveling feet on uneven floors. For improved airflow, consider adding blanking panels in unused rack spaces. When moving the rack, engage the castors and lock them in place once positioned.