A network cabinet: why you need one
A recorder on a shelf, a router on the windowsill, a switch under a desk — that is a network without a cabinet. It works until the first cleaning.
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Why
What a cabinet gives
- Everything in one placeSwitches, the router, the recorder and the UPS stand together, cables labelled and dressed.
- ProtectionA cabinet locks. The equipment will not be knocked, flooded or carried off.
- CoolingEquipment runs warm. A cabinet has ventilation and room for fans.
- Easy to serviceThe right cable or port is found in a minute instead of untangling a knot of wires.
- Wall-mounted or floor-standingA small network is fine with a wall-mounted cabinet. When there is a lot of equipment, a floor-standing one is used.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Where should the cabinet go?
In a dry, ventilated place that outsiders cannot reach and where cables are easy to bring in.
Does a small office need a cabinet?
If there is a recorder, a switch and a router, yes: a small wall-mounted cabinet brings order and protects the footage.
Do you assemble cabinets?
Yes: network cabinet assembly, cable networks, switching and equipment set-up.
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