Split rear doors improve access and serviceability to rear of rack mounted equipment. The split rear doors help to maximize floor space. Only 11 inches (279 mm) of clearance is required behind the enclosures to allow for door swing. Enclosures include pre-installed joining hardware to join enclosures in a row and provide additional stability to the enclosure. The pre-installed joining hardware includes holes for joining to an adjacent enclosure at 600mm centers or 24in centers depending upon the floor layout. Enclosures are shipped standard with both leveling feet and castors. Leveling feet can be quickly adjusted through the use of a screwdriver or drill, eliminating the need to reach underneath with a wrench. Enclosures with shock packaging are standard enclosures with provisions in the packaging design and enclosure assembly for shipping the enclosures with equipment mounted inside.
- Optimized for high-capacity cable management systems
- Cable access openings with pre-installed brushes
- Quick-release doors
- Low-profile casters and adjustable leveling feet
Optimized for high-capacity cable management systems
NetShelter SX enclosures are optimized for use with high-capacity cable management systems that attach to equipment mounting rails inside enclosures aligning with equipment mounting U spaces and provide channels for routing and managing cabling.
Cable access openings with pre-installed brushes
Large cable access slots in the roof provides access for overhead cable egress. The bottom design allows for unobstructed cable access through a raised floor. Roof includes openings with brush strips pre-installed in locations biased towards the front of the enclosure to allow for data cable pass through and provisions for air containment.
Quick-release doors
Front door can be moved to the opposite side or interchanged with rear doors. Doors are easily removed with simple lift-off design.
Low-profile casters and adjustable leveling feet
Enclosures are shipped standard with both leveling feet and casters. Leveling feet can be quickly adjusted through the use of a screwdriver or drill, eliminating the need to reach underneath with a wrench.
