Racks & Enclosures
A flat catalog of the specific racks and enclosures Vidimost installs across Chicago commercial properties — wall and floor racks for centralized equipment rooms, lockable metal enclosures for individual access control panels and recorders, and weatherproof outdoor enclosures for exterior camera-power and networking gear.
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Racks & Enclosures models we install
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.
Intellinet
Intellinet 716352 (2U)
2U open-frame wall bracket rated to 135 lb — hangs one PoE switch or patch panel without buying a cabinet.
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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About Racks & Enclosures
A flat catalog of the specific racks and enclosures Vidimost installs across Chicago commercial properties — wall and floor racks for centralized equipment rooms, lockable metal enclosures for individual access control panels and recorders, and weatherproof outdoor enclosures for exterior camera-power and networking gear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose a wall rack or floor rack?
Wall racks (6U–18U) work well for small-to-mid installations in closets and utility rooms. Floor racks (22U–42U) are better for larger deployments or when equipment is too deep or heavy for wall mounting. Swing-out wall racks provide rear cable access in tight spaces.
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 — an access control controller near a building entrance, an NVR in a utility closet, or outdoor networking equipment that needs weather protection. Racks are better when multiple devices need to be centralized in one location.
What NEMA rating do I need for outdoor enclosures in Chicago?
NEMA 4X provides protection against rain, dust, ice, and corrosion — the standard choice for outdoor security equipment in Chicago's climate. Indoor enclosures typically use NEMA 1 (basic dust and contact protection).