Re: CPC 19" Rack advice needed

[Martin Howell <grizelli@xxxxxxx>]

My mate with the cabling company has some racks in stock for around 250
quid - they are 42U high, with doors all round, footprint is 600 x 800 
mm.  He also has patch panels and cable.  Cabling business has
nose 
dived, and he needs to offload some of this stuff.  Mail me off list
if 
you want more info.

Martin

Brian G. Reynolds wrote:
> Hi Patrick, I do not know about this rack as such but if you look at
http://www.videk.co.uk/ you will get
a good idea what is available, what cost(lots) and how it all goes
together.
> 
> If your rack is being hidden in a cupboard then you will probably not
want the side or front doors as they can get in the way. Also if it is in a
cupboard do you actually need a rack or could you just buy the uprights?
cupboards do look nice when filled though :-)
> 
> My previous cabinet never had a door which was great as I could get to
everything without having to turn a key and open the door.
> 
> Having said that I now have a wall mounted 21U(?) with glass lockable
front that containing most of my "stuff" as I do not need to
access it very often. It also has rounded corners to protect my head.
> 
> HTH,
> 
> B.
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Patrick Lidstone <patrick@xxxxxxx>
> [mailto:patrick@xxxxxxx]
> Sent: 04 January 2003 17:59
> To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
> Subject: [ukha_d] CPC 19" Rack advice needed
> 
> 
> I was meandering around CPC in search of something else when I came
> across their racks and it set me thinking... I've even had the
tape-
> measure out. 
> 
> CPC have a reasonably priced 42U rack in stock, EN8117166, for 150
> quid. What's not clear from the description is what else you need by
> way of hardware. Has anyone bought this rack? Does it need additional
> 19" rack mounting strip? Do I need to buy captive nuts and screws
to 
> fix the kit to the rack? (I'm sure someone said they were available
> from CPC but I can't find them). 
> 
> Any thoughts on what is required by way of cable management? The site
> mentions cable rings, cable trays and what sounds like a horizontal
> cable bracket... and I'm a bit fazed. 
> 
> If I get one, it'll have a mix of rackmount stuff and non-rackmount
> kit on shelves - both AV and computing. For the non-rackmount stuff,
> the sliding 1U shelves seem like a good option, being only marginally
> more expensive than fixed ones.
> 
> All advice from those who have been down this road before is
welcome.
> Thanks!
> Patrick
> 
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