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Analysis of the difference between wall mounted cabinet and network cabinet
The wall mounted cabinet is actually a network cabinet, but the environment used is different from the network cabinet. So what's the difference between a wall mounted cabinet and a network cabinet?
The network cabinet is suitable for various fields such as network, communication, industrial control, and other fields. The relevant dimensions comply with relevant industry standards and are universal. Accessories can be provided to meet the needs of different applications. The width of the network cabinet is generally 600-800mm, and the height is generally between 6U and 54U. Here, we can know that 6U, 9U, 12U, 15U, and 18U cabinets can generally be used as wall mounted cabinets. The side plate is a movable side plate that can be assembled and disassembled.
Wall mounted cabinet is a type of network cabinet, which is a convenient and fast wall mounted design with small volume and is generally installed on the wall. You can also install casters and place them on the ground. Removable left and right side doors facilitate installation and wiring.
The wall mounted cabinet is mainly used to place lightweight network equipment, such as routers and switches, with a lightweight and beautiful appearance. The cabinet can be designed with welding or assembly. The back of the cabinet is equipped with mounting holes that can be hung on the wall to save space, and can be customized according to user requirements.
Small wall mounted cabinets have the characteristics of small size, lightweight, and space saving, and can be used for computer data networks, paging, cabling, PA broadcast systems, audio systems, banking, finance, securities, subways, airport engineering, engineering systems, railway control, and so on.
The main structure is usually spliced and welded with cold rolled steel plates, and then assembled. It can also be synthesized by splicing aluminum alloy profiles. Currently, the market is dominated by the former one. In order to facilitate ventilation and heat dissipation, the cabinet is designed with ventilation and heat dissipation holes. The front door is generally divided into two types: tempered glass doors and mesh doors. The top and bottom of the cabinet are equipped with wire holes and removable covers for easy wiring management.
We can understand that wall mounted cabinets are a dimension branch of network cabinets.
