Apc AR7316 Server Cabinet 45U 1200mm Split Side Panel

Product Description

The APC AR7316 is a split side panel assembly designed for use with the NetShelter SX 45U 1200mm depth open frame server cabinet enclosure. This panel provides physical access management and structural enclosure for rack-mounted IT equipment. It installs on the side of the cabinet to enclose the bay, protect internal components from accidental contact, and maintain airflow integrity within the rack environment. Data center technicians and IT infrastructure installers typically specify and fit this panel during initial rack builds or when retrofitting existing NetShelter SX enclosures. The split design allows for easier installation and removal around cable management hardware.

This side panel is applicable to data center, server room, and network closet environments where NetShelter SX 45U 1200mm depth cabinets are deployed. It suits both new installations and replacement scenarios where an existing panel has been damaged or lost. The panel is sold as a single unit and is appropriate for enterprise IT environments, colocation facilities, and managed service provider deployments where rack enclosure integrity is required.

Key Features

• Split panel design allows installation and removal without fully dismounting adjacent hardware
• Designed for NetShelter SX 45U 1200mm depth cabinet enclosures
• Supports physical security and airflow containment within the rack
• Sold as a single unit (each) for flexible procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or supplementary side panel for APC NetShelter SX 45U 1200mm depth rack cabinet enclosures.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by IT infrastructure technicians or data center facilities staff. Power down and de-energize any active equipment in the rack before performing panel work to avoid accidental contact with live components. Panels typically attach via tool-less snap-in mounting or screws depending on cabinet revision. Follow the cabinet manufacturer guidelines and local electrical and building codes when modifying rack enclosure configurations.