Installation server rack

A server rack or wall mount rack serves as a central point where all network cables and network devices, such as servers, ethernet switches and ups, converge. It is possible that equipment does not have a 19 inch mounting profile and therefore cannot be mounted directly between the uprights of the server rack. In this situation, you can use shelves. With the help of shelves, a server rack or wall mount rack can be neatly and conveniently arranged. Our range of accessories includes various shelves. In this blog we explain the differences in shelves to you.

You have just placed your server rack at the desired location, but suddenly it turns out that in this situation the door does not open in the most ideal way. Or perhaps it is more convenient for the use of space to have the door swing open the other way around.

If the devices in your server rack generate a significant amount of heat, you may choose to use active ventilation inside the rack. This helps to expel warm air more quickly, preventing damage due to overheating of your network equipment.

In addition to all the blog items about placing, creating, and assembling our server racks, wall racks, server rack accessories, and cabling, we also want to simplify the installation of accessories. That's why we introduce the mounting aid.

By earthing a patch rack, electrical currents are diverted to the ground, preventing electrical shocks and potential damage. Earthing a patch rack is an essential part of setting up your network.

The size of the server rack depends on the network devices you intend to place inside. In our shop, the server racks' external dimensions are standard. In this article, we illustrate how much space you have inside using drawings.

For our standing server racks, swivel wheels are available. With these wheels, you can easily move the server rack to the right location.

Your server rack is delivered ready-made. So, just place it and fill it up? Well, you're almost right!

The rack is delivered on a pallet. To prevent damage to the leveling feet during transport, they are supplied separately, and you need to attach them. We'll explain how to do this with just a few steps.

Power is a crucial aspect when setting up electronic equipment in a server rack. Typically, you have a power outlet somewhere near your server rack, and from there, all devices need to be powered. As you usually connect more than one device, you want to create multiple power connections at one point. This is where a power strip comes in.

If the devices in your server rack generate a significant amount of heat, you may choose to use active ventilation inside the rack. This helps to expel warm air more quickly, preventing damage due to overheating of your network equipment.