Apc AR3350SP Netshelter Sx 42U Server Cabinet Rack

Product Description

The APC AR3350SP is a 42U NetShelter SX series server cabinet rack enclosure designed for structured data center and IT room deployments. This unit provides a secure, organized housing for servers, patch panels, switches, and other rack-mounted equipment in a 750mm wide form factor. The 42U height accommodates high-density equipment stacking, making it suitable for enterprise environments, server rooms, and network closets. Installation and rack management are typically handled by licensed data center technicians or qualified IT infrastructure specialists.

The AR3350SP fits standard data center floor plans and is commonly deployed in commercial and enterprise settings where structured cabling management and equipment density are priorities. The 750mm wide footprint provides additional side clearance compared to narrower enclosures, supporting improved airflow paths and cable routing alongside standard 19-inch rack-mounted equipment. Typical applications include network equipment housing, server consolidation, and structured cabling termination points in both new builds and retrofit installations.

Key Features

• 42U rack height for high-density equipment mounting
• 750mm wide enclosure provides additional clearance for cabling and airflow management
• NetShelter SX series construction supports organized, scalable rack deployments
• Accepts standard 19-inch rack-mounted equipment
• Sold as a single enclosure unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rack enclosure compatible with standard 19-inch rack-mounted IT and network equipment in data center, server room, and network closet environments.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by qualified IT infrastructure or data center technicians familiar with equipment grounding, floor load requirements, and structured cabling practices. Power down all equipment before mounting or servicing components inside the enclosure. Ensure the installation site meets applicable load-bearing and ventilation requirements before deploying. Follow local building and electrical codes when integrating the cabinet into a powered rack system.