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The LIONBEAM lb-sra-4261 is a 42U steel server cabinet designed to house servers, network switches, and structured cabling equipment in professional installations. The enclosure measures 24 inches wide and 39.5 inches deep, giving technicians ample room to mount and manage dense hardware configurations. Front and back mesh doors promote airflow across rack-mounted equipment. Six integrated fans provide active ventilation to help maintain stable operating temperatures, and three included trays offer flexible placement for unracked gear. Cage nut rails run the full 42U height, supporting standard EIA-compliant rack equipment. The cabinet ships on a crate for protected delivery to the job site.
This cabinet is suited for commercial network rooms, data centers, and security system installations where a full-depth, high-capacity rack enclosure is required. The 39.5-inch depth accommodates most 1U through 4U servers and patch panel assemblies commonly found in enterprise and mid-market deployments. The mesh door design is a practical choice for installations where cooling airflow must not be impeded by solid panels. The cage nut rail system allows mounting of a broad range of standard 19-inch rackmount equipment without specialized hardware.
Designed as a standard 19-inch rackmount cabinet suitable for servers, network switches, patch panels, and structured cabling equipment in commercial data center and network room installations.
Installation is typically performed by a licensed network infrastructure technician or low-voltage cabling professional. Before mounting equipment, verify that the floor or raised-floor system can support the loaded cabinet weight. Secure the cabinet to the floor using appropriate anchoring hardware per local building codes before populating the rack. Route power and data cabling through integrated cable management paths to maintain airflow and serviceability.
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