Product category
Network cabinets and racks give active equipment and high-density cabling a structured, secure and ventilated home. A well-chosen cabinet manages airflow, cable routing, earthing and physical access so hardware runs cool, stays organised and can be serviced without risk to neighbouring circuits.
The range covers wall-mount cabinets for floor distribution and small equipment rooms, floor-standing 19-inch cabinets from roughly 6U to 47U for server and network rows, and sealed outdoor street cabinets for roadside and campus plant. Perforated or glass doors, adjustable mounting rails, vertical cable managers, fan trays and PDU provisions configure each cabinet to its load, with dimensions designed to align with IEC 60297 / EIA-310 19-inch rack practice.
Selection guide
Size by rack units with 20–30% growth headroom, and check usable depth against the deepest appliance plus its cabling and power tails. Specify perforated doors wherever switches move significant airflow, verify the static load rating against the full equipment weight, and choose lockable, IP-rated outdoor housings for any cabinet that lives outside a controlled room.
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ModelPSK-NCB-042On request
Floor-standing 19-inch server and network cabinet with 42U of usable height, four adjustable mounting rails and managed front-to-back airflow. Heavy-gauge steel construction, lockable doors on every face and generous cable management suit aggregation sites, server rooms and enterprise cores.
ModelPSK-NCW-009Available
Wall-hung 19-inch enclosure with 9U of mounting height for edge switches, patch panels and compact fiber frames. A tempered-glass door, vented side walls and three cable-entry zones bring rack-grade order to offices, retail floors and telecom rooms where floor space is scarce.
Solutions
Data centers concentrate thousands of fiber links into a few rows, where congestion, poor labeling and uncontrolled bend radius directly degrade availability. This solution structures cabinet, frame and patch-cord infrastructure so density stays manageable and every link remains documented and re-patchable.
View solutionEnterprise campuses need building-to-building backbones that outlive several generations of active equipment. This solution builds the campus optical layer on open standards — outdoor backbone cable, structured termination and documented patching — so upgrades replace electronics, not installed plant.
View solutionModern buildings converge internet, CCTV, access control and building management onto shared infrastructure, straining separate copper systems. This solution carries all services over one optical backbone — riser distribution, floor-level terminal boxes and ONU endpoints — reducing pathway congestion and simplifying long-term operation.
View solutionPublic-sector networks are specified for decades of service, strict documentation and open, vendor-neutral standards. This solution assembles the passive optical layer for government and municipal projects — long-life cable plant, auditable termination frames and documented testing — designed to align with ITU-T and IEC practice.
View solutionPlants and logistics sites run control and monitoring traffic across long distances, electrical noise and harsh conditions where copper fails first. This solution builds interference-immune optical links between process areas, control rooms and remote buildings, with enclosures and termination hardware selected for industrial environments.
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