Tripp Lite SR42UBWDSP1 42U Wide Network Cabinet

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE SR42UBWDSP1 is a 42U wide network cabinet rack enclosure designed to house and organize server, networking, and AV equipment in structured cabling and data center environments. With 42 rack units of usable vertical space, it accommodates a full complement of 19-inch rackmount equipment including switches, patch panels, servers, and power distribution units. The wide-body profile provides additional side clearance beyond standard-depth cabinets, supporting high-density cable management and larger equipment footprints. IT technicians, data center installers, and structured cabling professionals are the primary installers.

This cabinet is suited for use in enterprise server rooms, telecommunications closets, network operations centers, and edge computing deployments where organized equipment housing and physical security are required. The 42U capacity supports a mix of 1U through multi-unit rackmount components in a single enclosure, making it well-suited for consolidated rack builds in both new installations and equipment refresh projects.

Key Features

• 42U of vertical rack space for high-density equipment installations
• Wide-body enclosure design for extra cable clearance and larger equipment support
• Accepts standard 19-inch rackmount equipment
• Enclosed cabinet form factor for physical security and airflow management
• Sold as a single unit per order

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style enclosure compatible with standard 19-inch rackmount equipment, including servers, network switches, patch panels, and power distribution units used in structured cabling and data center applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified IT infrastructure technician or low-voltage structured cabling professional. Ensure the installation surface or raised floor can support the fully loaded weight of the cabinet before mounting. Power down all equipment before installing or removing components from the enclosure. Local building and electrical codes, including NEC low-voltage guidelines, should be observed during installation.