ShowMeCables introduces new line of network racks

These racks are designed to accommodate standard 19-inch-wide IT equipment and feature adjustable interior and exterior depths, allowing them to hold large servers or compress to save floor space if necessary. They are well-suited for deployment in data centers, server rooms, telecom facilities, audiovisual studios, broadcasting setups, and more.

Available in capacities of 12U, 18U, 25U, or 45U, these network racks offer adjustable interior depths ranging from 22 to 40 inches, providing sturdy support for a wide array of components. The exterior depths can also be adjusted, varying from as shallow as 22.5 inches to either 38.4 or 40.7 inches, depending on the model.

Featuring an open-frame design, these new racks promote airflow from all directions to prevent heat buildup and allow unobstructed access to equipment and cables. Additionally, most models come equipped with caster wheels for enhanced accessibility and easy relocation of components. For floor-mount racks without caster wheels, wheels can be added as an option.

The new open-frame four-post network racks from ShowMeCables boast an impressive weight capacity of 1322 pounds. Constructed from heavy-duty cold-rolled steel and finished with a black powder-coat, these racks meet quality standards including CE, DIN 41494, EIA/ECA-310-E, and IEC-60297-3-100.

Cable management is simplified with this line of network racks, as they include cable hooks that attach to the four posts for neat gathering and routing of cables away from the rack. Additionally, numerous attachment points on all sides of the rack accommodate other cable management devices.

These racks offer two mounting options: threaded 12-24 mounting holes or square holes with M6 cage nuts, screws, and plastic washers. Both options come complete with 20 sets of mounting hardware.

“These racks are great for networking, AV and many other uses,” said Tim Houghton, Product Line Manager, ShowMeCables. “They offer certified tough construction, ample air flow and customisable depths that can compress to take up less space.”