Racks & Enclosures
Equipment racks and enclosures organize and protect the recorders, switches, UPS units, and controllers that make up a security system. A well-organized rack means faster troubleshooting, better airflow, cleaner cable management, and easier future expansion. A disorganized installation leads to overheating, accidental disconnections, and maintenance headaches.
Products
3 products in this category
FS
FS GV600 12U Wall Cabinet
12U wall-mount network cabinet with a vented door and hinged back — fits a switch, patch panel, and UPS in one enclosure.
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Intellinet
Intellinet 716352 (2U)
2U open-frame wall bracket rated to 135 lb — hangs one PoE switch or patch panel without buying a cabinet.
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Intellinet
Intellinet 716369 (4U)
Four rack units on the wall — enough open-frame space for a PoE switch plus a patch panel, no cabinet required.
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Equipment racks and enclosures organize and protect the recorders, switches, UPS units, and controllers that make up a security system. A well-organized rack means faster troubleshooting, better airflow, cleaner cable management, and easier future expansion. A disorganized installation leads to overheating, accidental disconnections, and maintenance headaches. We install racks and enclosures sized and configured for each project's specific equipment and growth plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size rack do I need?
Rack size depends on the equipment count and future expansion plans. A small office with a switch, NVR, and UPS may need a 6U–12U wall-mount rack. A multi-floor building with extensive camera and access control systems may require a full 42U floor-standing cabinet.
When should I use an enclosure instead of a rack?
Enclosures work well for single-device or small-group installations near the point of use — such as an access control controller near a building entrance, an NVR in a utility closet, or outdoor equipment that needs weather protection. Racks are better when multiple devices need to be centralized in one location.