Apc AR7000AW Netshelter Sx 42U Server Rack Cabinet

Product Description

The APC AR7000AW is a 42U server rack enclosure in the NetShelter SX line, designed for organizing and securing network and server equipment in data center, server room, and IT closet environments. At 42U of usable rack space with a 600mm wide footprint, this cabinet provides structured, high-density equipment mounting for IT infrastructure builds and upgrades. It is intended for installation by data center technicians, network engineers, and qualified IT facilities staff responsible for rack and infrastructure deployment.

This enclosure suits commercial and enterprise environments where organized cable management, equipment protection, and standardized rack mounting are required. Typical applications include data centers, telecommunications rooms, server closets, and network distribution points in commercial buildings. The 42U height accommodates a full complement of 1U through 4U rack-mount devices, switches, patch panels, and power distribution units.

Key Features

• 42U rack space for high-density equipment installation
• 600mm wide footprint suits standard rack-mount equipment form factors
• Enclosed cabinet design provides physical security and airflow management for housed equipment
• Part of the NetShelter SX product line, built for structured IT infrastructure deployments
• Sold as a single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 42U EIA-310 rack enclosure compatible with rack-mount equipment using standard 19-inch rail mounting. Suitable for servers, networking gear, patch panels, and power distribution units that conform to standard rack-mount dimensions.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by qualified IT or facilities technicians familiar with rack assembly and equipment mounting practices. Ensure the installation site has adequate floor load capacity and clearance for front and rear door access before positioning the cabinet. All powered equipment should be de-energized before mounting or remounting devices inside the enclosure. Follow local building and electrical codes, including applicable NEC requirements, when connecting power distribution components within the rack.