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Server Rack Sizes

Server Room Environments supplies a complete range of server racks and cabinets from 4U to 47U for standard office and IT applications to bespoke cabinets manufactured for roadside and extreme cabinets. The racks offer a number of options (product cabinet dependent) including case paint colours, front and rear doors and internal fixtures. Product delivery times are shown for each rack. Bespoke rack designs, manufactured in the UK are available upon request.

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9U Wall Mounted Data Cabinets 600 Wide 400 Deep from £58.29
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6U Wall Mounted Data Cabinets 600 Wide 400 Deep from £58.29
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6U Wall Mounted Data Cabinets 600 Wide 450 Deep from £68.00
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12U Wall Mounted Data Cabinets 600 Wide 400 Deep from £75.77
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6U Wall Mounted Data Cabinets 600 Wide 500 Deep from £77.71
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9U Wall Mounted Data Cabinets 600 Wide 450 Deep from £77.71
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9U Wall Mounted Data Cabinets 600 Wide 500 Deep from £82.57
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6U Wall Mounted Data Cabinets 600 Wide 550 Deep from £87.43
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12U Wall Mounted Data Cabinets 600 Wide 450 Deep from £92.29
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12U Wall Mounted Data Cabinets 600 Wide 500 Deep from £92.29
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9U Wall Mounted Data Cabinets 600 Wide 550 Deep from £92.29
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6U Wall Mounted Data Cabinets 600 Wide 600 Deep from £93.71

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Useful Blog Posts

  • Why Airflow Management is a Hot Topic for Data Centre Racks

    Data centres and server rooms should be designed around the workload they have to support both from day-one and in the future. This is not always the case and many server room operations evolve from their initial concept, driven by changes in demands, workloads and technology. This can lead to inefficiencies and less than optimum design in terms of critical systems and resilience.

  • How Managing Server Rack Airflow Improves Energy Efficiency

    How you manage the air flow within your server racks can have a dramatic effect on the overall energy efficiency of your datacentre and specifically the server room area. The higher the temperature within the server space, the greater the need for cool air from your air conditioning system and its delivery to your server racks either via a raised access floor or general movement via fans within the room. The harder the air conditioning system must work, the greater the energy used and the higher the running costs in terms of electricity bills.

  • Sizing Racks For Your Server Room Design

    When it comes to room design, it is vital to ensure you make the right choices in the selection of your server racks and cabinets. There are several topics to consider, all of which can impact the overall layout optimisation, functional efficiency and the future scalability of your room design.

Related FAQs

  • Do server cabinets always need cooling?

    If your cabinets are only partially populated and has perforated ventilation holes in the front and rear, you may not need additional cooling fan kits. Server manufacturers typically recommend a minimum perforation factor for the doors of the cabinets that would be used to house their servers and this is typically from 63% upwards; to allow adequate air flow from front to rear.

  • What is the best cooling method for my server racks?

    Server racks are designed for front air intake and rear cabinet exit. Cool or air conditioned air should be drawn into the front of the rack by fans within the servers themselves or within the server racks and this then exits as warm air out of the rear of the cabinet. In a data hall server racks are typically positioned in rows and the rows positioned so that the fronts face each to optimise cool air and hot air flows. This is a basic for of hot-aisle/cold-aisle containment. The server racks may themselves be within a separate containment known as a hot-aisle/cold-aisle container. For some server racks we can also offer rear cooling doors to help collect the hot exhaust air. The cooling doors fit onto the rear of the cabinets and use chilled water pipes within the rear door. We can also supply additional cabinet fans for extra cooling capacity.

  • Do you supply semi-knock down kits or just completely made-up rack cabinets?

    We can supply either completely assembled cabinets or semi-knock down kits to allow for ease of transportation and logistics on-site. Our logistics team will follow the project plan (previously agreed) to deliver your server racks and enclosures to site and position them. Where the cabinets are supplied as semi-knock down kits, our installations team can assemble these and move into position for you.