Rack Triton RMA-22-A61-BAX-A1 22U armadio per server/rete nero con serratura

The Triton RMA-22-A61-BAX-A1 22U lockable black server/network cabinet is a freestanding 19-inch rack designed for organized mounting and physical protection of servers, switches and other network equipment. With 22U of usable vertical rack space and a lockable enclosure, this cabinet suits small server rooms, network closets and compact data centre installations where device security and orderly cable management are required.

Advantages

The cabinet combines a sturdy freestanding frame with a lockable front door and rear access to restrict physical access to installed equipment. Its 22U height supports a range of standard 19-inch devices while maintaining a compact footprint for limited spaces. The black finish provides a neutral appearance that integrates into typical IT environments and the rack design supports standard mounting rails for easy installation and repositioning of modules and shelves.

Suitable for

• Small server rooms and branch office IT closets
• Network edge installations and telecom cabinets
• Mounting of 19-inch switches, patch panels, routers and compact servers
• Environments requiring basic physical access control for IT equipment

When it may not be suitable

This 22U freestanding cabinet is not intended for high-density enterprise deployments that require larger capacity racks or specialised cooling and power distribution infrastructure. It may also be unsuitable where seismic bracing, heavy equipment loadings beyond standard rack unit limits, or advanced environmental monitoring are mandatory.

Key specifications

• Rack height: 22U usable mounting space
• Mounting standard: 19-inch compatible mounting rails
• Form factor: Freestanding floor cabinet
• Door and access: Lockable front door with rear access panel
• Colour: Black finish
• Intended use: Server, network and telecom equipment housing

How to use

Place the cabinet on a level, stable surface in a location with adequate ventilation and access to power and network connections. Install 19-inch devices into the mounting rails using standard rack screws and cage nuts as required. Use the lockable front door and rear panel to control physical access; route and secure cables inside the cabinet to maintain airflow and prevent strain on connectors. If the cabinet will house equipment with significant heat output, allow space for ambient airflow or integrate with room cooling systems.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm required total rack units and internal depth for your devices
• Check weight capacity and distribution for heavier servers or PDUs
• Ensure available floor space and clearance for door swing and rear access
• Plan for ventilation, cable management and power distribution needs

Recommendations

For best results, mount heavier equipment low in the cabinet, use vertical or horizontal cable management to preserve airflow, and lock the cabinet when unattended to maintain physical security of installed network and server equipment.