SysRacks 12U Wall Mount Server Rack Cabinet - Cooled Enclosure for Network Equipment, Secure Lockable Unit, Adjustable Rails

I recently purchased three Sysracks server rack cabinets from Amazon and I am beyond impressed with their quality and workmanship. We are a network of Florida Orthodox churches who are currently updating antiquated IT and AV equipment across our churches. We do not have a very big budget and the money we do have we try to spend specifically on the IT/AV gear NOT racks and other support equipment. We completed hours of research and in the end we decided to order 5 racks of various size for our Miramar church. We were beyond surprised to find the excellent quality and fine workmanship of the racks. They are very strong and have taken a significant beating. They are machined very well with several key features.The first item, the 15U Server Rack Cabinet Wall mounted , is a solid locking computer rack that adds security and stability to my network equipment while also giving a stylish look to our locations . It came with a variety of accessories, including an 8-outlet rack mount power distribution unit with surge protector, cooling fan, cage nuts screws, and 2 server rack shelves, among others . The technical parameters are impressive, with a 24-inch deep equipment rack made of rolled steel profile/frame and U-mark rails . It was also very easy to set up and use, thanks to the welded frame design and quality hardware. In Miramar, we bought 4 of these and every single one is holding up great!The second item, the 42U Server Rack Cabinet , is a 42U 24-inch depth server rack cabinet with accessories that fits the 19-inch standard equipment up to 20-inch total depth. What I really found helpful was smart air-ventilation features to maintain the optimal working regime inside the network rack cabinet. This is because some of the areas I had to deploy these were not ventilated properly. It also came with an 8-way power distribution unit, LCD screen with thermostat and thermosensor, 4 fans, dust-tight cable entries, U-mark adjustable vertical rails, shelf, casters, cage nuts/screws, and cable separators . It is compatible with all of our IT, telecom and AV/IT gear (though we did have o install a few shelves) and was easy to install and set up. We bought two of these for Miramar.The third item, the 15U Server Rack Cabinet Under Desk Locking Data Enclosure , is a 35-inch deep network half rack portable cabinet on wheels. This was a heavy but compact locations so the fact that it has a weight capacity of 160 lbs and it fits 19-inch standard server networking AV telecom gear was a life saver . It came with an 8-socket powerbar, casters with stoppers, dust-tight cable entries, heavy-duty vented shelf, cooling fan, and mounting cage type hardware . The quality finishing, attractive design, latch handle locking front door, side panels, active-passive ventilation, and mobility are all highlights of this product . It was also easy to set up and use, thanks to the welded frame design and quality U-mark mounting rail hardware. We bought one of these.Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my purchases of these Sysracks server rack cabinets. They are of excellent quality, have impressive technical parameters, come with a variety of accessories, and are easy to set up and use. I highly recommend these products to anyone in need of server rack solutions. We ended up buying another 4 for our Delray Beach church and will continue to buy for our other churches as we continue North. Don’t think twice, you will no regret plus you can’t beat them on price!

The server cabinet looks good overall. While it's a bit wobbly, it's sturdy enough to stay in place once assembled.I’ve added a few extra photos to help with assembly because the included instructions were terrible—they weren’t even for this specific rack. While the assembly process is likely similar, it still feels like a lazy oversight.For the price, it’s a solid choice. One simple improvement would be adding rubber stoppers at the corners (as shown in my photos) to make opening and closing the door smoother and eliminate the loud metal-on-metal noise.If you can afford a higher-end option, go for it, but for a budget build, this rack gets the job done.

This thing is SOLID. Assembly was simple and well-documented. Wall-mounting it was easy, just make sure you're not just putting the anchors into drywall. Locks on the side panels and the front door. Fans are a nice touch for airflow.It looks great with my switches, router, modem, and back-up battery all contained in it.

I bought this to organize my home lab servers and switches. Though not as deep as I’d like, its features compensate. It effectively circulates air, allowing me to place it in my bedroom closet without overheating or disturbing my wife’s sleep. The construction is sturdy, and the instructions are clear. Assembly was easy, and the finished product looks great.

I bought this for my 1st rack setup at home. I do this stuff at work but wanted to do my own physical home lab. For the price and what it included + shipping cost, it was still cheaper than buying all the accessories separately with Prime/free shipping. (Rack, PDU, Shelf, fan)Came packaged well externally. Internal box packaging was pretty good with thick soft foam and bubble wrap - until you get to the bottom of the box; they put the top piece and bottom piece together separated by a 1mm styrofoam “pad” with the clear plastic door and backing in between. Top piececame with a dent at the top left edge I had to bang out - all cosmetic luckily. Back piece was also slightly warped but easy to fix/repair. Why they didn’t use larger foam like for the rest of the stuff is beyond me.Assembly was okay. Some of the holes did not align correctly but luckily the material is not too hard to manipulate. I am disappointed with the rails though. A little more rigid than the overall unit itself, but I can see visible flex/sag from 2 switches (HPE Procurve 3800). Get some rails.If you plan to use the door, ensure the front rails are installed at least 4 holes back - especially when using fiber. I’m telling you now so you don’t have to go back and redo it.Pros -- came with PDU- rack fan (loud) pulling heat out the top- Good depth for switches/appliances/servers less than 18”- came with plenty of m6 screws (see cons)Cons-- Material is a softer steel- Rails are not very rigid to hold heavier devices- Instructions are “blah” - watch the video for assembly and you’ll get done quicker.- m6 screws and nuts were a little weak.

Purchased this for our office, and while the initial delivery date was rescheduled, Carolina provided great assistance in clarifying the situation. They also went the extra mile by offering compensation for the longer-than-expected delivery time. The product itself is awesome - exactly what we needed. Appreciate the great service and support. Thank you!

This thing is SO horrible!!!!!! The instructions are not even helpful! I’ve put together many racks, and I want to walk down to them and throw this through their window!!!!!