Protect and organize network equipment
From wall-mount closets to outdoor enclosures.
Whether you need a compact wall box for a small office or a weatherproof cabinet for roadside fiber distribution, the right enclosure keeps equipment organized, protected, and serviceable.
Cabinets and accessories
Indoor and outdoor options, plus the shelves, fans, and managers that make a cabinet usable day to day.
Wall-mount cabinets
Compact enclosures for small offices and comms closets.
Floor-standing rack cabinets
Larger cabinets for server rooms and equipment rooms.
Open racks
Frames for equipment rooms with controlled access.
Outdoor weatherproof cabinets
Sealed enclosures for exposed sites.
Outdoor fiber distribution cabinets
Street-side enclosures for fiber distribution equipment.
Cabinet accessories
Shelves, fans, power strips, cable managers, and locks.
Why cabinets matter for the network.
The right network cabinet provides more than a place to house equipment. It creates an organized, secure, and maintainable foundation for your network infrastructure.
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Organized and protected
Equipment is organized, protected, and easier to service.
Restricted access
Lockable doors restrict physical access to critical gear.
Managed airflow
Ventilation and airflow protect equipment from overheating.
Outdoor ready
Weather-rated enclosures protect against rain, dust, and sun.
Standard sizing
Standard 19-inch sizing makes equipment easy to mount and expand.
Where these cabinets are used.
- 01Office network rooms and closets
- 02Server and data rooms
- 03Building risers and floor distribution points
- 04Roadside and pole-side fiber distribution
- 05Outdoor camera and gate equipment points
Match cabinet to equipment and site.
Equipment
Standard 19-inch rack equipment such as switches, panels, UPS units, and fiber distribution frames.
Depth and height
Check equipment depth and total rack units before choosing a cabinet size.
Power
Include space for a UPS and power distribution.
Cooling
Match ventilation or fans to heat produced by the equipment.
Cabling
Allow cable entry points and cable management.
Four decisions that get the size right.
Size
Count rack units, then leave room for growth.
Indoor or outdoor
Choose a weather-rated enclosure with an appropriate protection rating outdoors.
Ventilation
Heat is a common cause of equipment failure — plan airflow from the start.
Security
Choose lockable models where access must be restricted.
Common questions
How big a cabinet do I need?
Add up the rack units your equipment needs, then add spare space for future additions.
Do cabinets need ventilation?
Yes. Equipment generates heat, and poor airflow shortens its life.
Can network equipment be placed outdoors?
Only in a suitable weather-rated enclosure, and with attention to heat and moisture.