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NetShelter SX 45U 600mm Wide x 1070mm Deep Enclosure with Sides Black

Feature-rich enclosures optimized for easy installation, managing cables, integrating power distribution, and maximizing airflow.

Guaranteed Compatability
Vendor-neutral mounting for guaranteed compatibility with all EIA-310 compliant 19" equipment. The APC "Fits Like a Glove" money back guarantee provides peace of mind that all of your EIA-310-E compliant rack-mount equipment will physically fit in a NetShelter enclosure.

Facilitates overhead cable management
Overhead cable troughs and partitions install toollessly on the roof of the enclosure eliminating the need for ceiling mounted or underfloor mounted cable trays. Cable troughs and partitions are designed to manage both power and data cables while maintaining separation.

Cable Access
Large cable access slots in the roof provides access for overhead cable egress. The bottom design allows for unobstructed cable access through a raised floor.

Simple Selection
No need to spend hours choosing from and compiling dozens of part numbers to create a single enclosure. APC has made it easy by handling the details and providing complete enclosures with single part numbers.

Ventilated
Perforated front and rear doors provide ample ventilation for rack-mount equipment.

Quick release doors
Front door can be moved to the opposite side or interchanged with rear doors. Doors are easily removed with simple lift-off design.

Half-height side panels
Half-height quick release side panels reduce size and weight for easy handling and access to equipment. Side panels are lockable utilizing a single key with the doors.

Rear Cable Management channels
Integrated and adjustable rear channel provides zero U mounting locations for toolless accessories. Each channel has two mounting bays to support a combination of up to four accessories such as PDUs and vertical cable organizers.

Adjustable mounting rails
The vertical mounting rails can be adjusted in 1/4 in (6.4 mm) increments covering virtually any mounting requirement for IT equipment. U positions are numbered front and back for rapid installation of equipment.

Split rear doors
Split rear doors improve access and serviceability to rear of rack mounted equipment. The split rear doors help to maximize floor space. Only 11 inches (279 mm) of clearance is required behind the enclosures to allow for door swing.

Castors and adjustable leveling feet
Enclosures are shipped standard with both leveling feet and castors. Leveling feet can be quickly adjusted through the use of a screwdriver or drill, eliminating the need to reach underneath with a wrench.

Joining capability
Enclosures include pre-installed joining hardware to join enclosures in a row and provide additional stability to the enclosure.

Structural Stability
A proven frame design, heavy-gauge mounting rails, and heavy-duty casters provide for 3000 lb (1364 kg) static and 2250 lb (1023 kg) dynamic load ratings.

Integrated electrical grounding
The roof, side panels and front and rear doors are grounded to the frame of the enclosure. Eight additional electrical grounding inserts are located on the frame for external grounding.

How to use

Place the freestanding rack in its intended location and adjust the leveling feet to ensure stability; castors are suitable for initial positioning. Install mounting rails to the required depth using the numbered U positions, then mount EIA-310 compatible 19" equipment. Use the overhead cable troughs and roof access slots for routing power and data cables, keeping separated runs in partitions. Secure side panels and doors; use the integrated rear channels to add PDUs or vertical cable organizers as needed. Verify grounding connections to the frame and to any external grounding points before powering equipment.

Recommendations

For optimal airflow and service access, allow at least 279 mm (11 in) clearance behind the rack to accommodate split rear door swing. Use the APC compatibility guidance when planning equipment layouts, and distribute weight evenly across mounting rails to maintain structural stability.