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Black 22U floor-standing server rack, 24 by 39 by 43 inches, glass front door, steel frame

SYSRACKS

SYSRACKS SRF 22.6.10 22U 39-Inch Deep Server Rack

SKU CH-H4VJ-E8D6K

A 22U floor-standing enclosed cabinet 24 inches wide by 39 inches deep holds 19-inch EIA-310 servers and network gear with 35-inch adjustable rail depth and includes a 440 m³/h fan panel, thermostat.

  • TypeRack Enclosure
  • Rack Units22U
  • ColorBlack
  • MaterialSteel
  • Cooling (Optional)Temperature Control System
  • Cooling (Standard)4 Cooling Fan Panel

Size 22U

  • 22U capacity fits dense server deployments in a 39-inch deep footprint
  • 1600 lbs static load capacity supports heavy equipment stacks on reinforced steel frame
  • 35-inch adjustable rail depth accommodates deeper rackmount hardware and structured cabling
  • 440 m3/h four-fan cooling panel with thermostat maintains optimal internal temperatures
  • Included PDU, shelf, casters and leveling feet enable immediate deployment

22U Floor-Standing Server Cabinet

This 22U floor-standing cabinet houses 19-inch EIA-310 equipment such as servers, UPS units, PoE switches and patch panels. The 39-inch deep frame provides 35 inches of adjustable rail depth for longer hardware and structured cabling. It suits installers and integrators deploying gear in server rooms, network closets or branch-office infrastructure.

Reinforced Steel Build With Serviceable Access

Reinforced steel construction delivers a 1600 lbs static load capacity for dense equipment stacks. A glass front door with a hexagon perforated metal frame combines visibility with airflow, while lockable and removable side and rear panels enable secure on-site maintenance. Four casters and levelling feet allow positioning on uneven floors, and brush cable entries keep wiring tidy.

Integrated Cooling And Power Distribution

A standard four-fan cooling panel rated at 440 m3/h works with an included thermostat and sensors to manage internal temperatures. An eight-socket PDU distributes power to mounted devices, and a fixed vented shelf adds extra support for non-rackmount items. The optional temperature control system can be added for more precise thermal management.

Highlights

  • 22U capacity fits dense server deployments in a 39-inch deep footprint
  • 1600 lbs static load capacity supports heavy equipment stacks on reinforced steel frame
  • 35-inch adjustable rail depth accommodates deeper rackmount hardware and structured cabling
  • 440 m3/h four-fan cooling panel with thermostat maintains optimal internal temperatures
  • Included PDU, shelf, casters and leveling feet enable immediate deployment

Specifications

BrandSysracks
ModelSRF 22.6.10
TypeRack Enclosure
Rack Units22U
ColorBlack
MaterialSteel
Cooling (Optional)Temperature Control System
Cooling (Standard)4 Cooling Fan Panel
Weight Capacity1300
FeaturesFits Most of Server Equipment
Included AccessoryAccessories Included
Optional AccessoryAccessories Included
Unit Dimension24"X39"X43"
Unit Weight150
Shipping Dimension4 Flat PAckages
Shipping Weight160

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Questions about this item

Does the EIA-310 19-inch mounting accept the full 35-inch rail depth for deep servers?

Yes, the rails adjust to 35 inches so 19-inch EIA-310 equipment up to that depth fits inside the 39-inch cabinet.

What floor clearance and opening width are needed to roll the assembled 24-by-39-inch rack into position?

The cabinet footprint is 24 inches wide by 39 inches deep; allow a few extra inches for the casters and door swing when moving it through doorways.

In what order should the 440 m3/h fan panel, thermostat and 8-socket PDU be wired so the fans actually start?

Mount the fan panel and PDU, plug the fans into the PDU, then connect the thermostat sensor and power the PDU; the thermostat will activate the fans at the set temperature.

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