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Rack Cabinets for Security Systems

Full-size floor-standing 19-inch racks for housing NVRs, PoE switches, UPS units, and supporting infrastructure in dedicated security head-end rooms.

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Specifications

Type
Floor-Standing Rack Cabinet
Width
Standard 19"
Heights
22U to 45U
Depth
24" to 42"
Construction
Welded steel frame
Features
Locking doors, side panels, cable management, casters

Best Fit & Recommended For

Security head-end rooms
Dedicated server closets
Large commercial buildings
Multi-system enterprise deployments

Rack Cabinets for Security Systems

Floor-standing rack cabinets serve as the backbone of any properly engineered security head-end. These standard 19-inch cabinets house NVRs, PoE switches, UPS units, patch panels, and power distribution in an organized, accessible layout.

Structured Head-End Design

A well-planned rack layout separates power, network, and recording equipment into logical zones with dedicated cable management between sections. This approach simplifies troubleshooting, improves airflow, and makes future equipment additions straightforward.

Built for Security Infrastructure

Unlike general-purpose IT racks, security-focused rack deployments must account for the sustained thermal output of always-on NVRs, the weight of multiple hard drives, and the cable density of PoE runs from dozens of cameras. Vidimost designs rack layouts with these specific demands in mind.

Contact us for rack cabinet selection and head-end design.

Frequently Asked Questions

What rack height do I need for a commercial security system? +
Most mid-size security deployments fit within a 22U to 27U rack. Systems with multiple NVRs, a large PoE switch, UPS, and extensive patch panels may require 42U or taller racks. Vidimost surveys your equipment list and designs the layout before selecting a rack height.
Should I choose a rack cabinet with perforated or glass doors? +
Perforated doors provide the best airflow for heat-generating equipment like NVRs and switches. Glass doors allow visual inspection without opening the cabinet. For most security installations, perforated front doors with solid or perforated rear doors are recommended.