19ZollKabinette

19ZollKabinette are standardized enclosures used to house electronic equipment. The "19 Zoll" or 19-inch designation refers to the width of the equipment that can be mounted within the cabinet, specifically 19 inches (482.6 mm). This standardized width ensures compatibility and allows for a wide range of devices, such as servers, network switches, patch panels, and audio-visual equipment, to be securely installed.

These cabinets are typically constructed from metal and are designed for rack-mounting. They come in various heights, measured in "rack units" (U), where one rack unit is equivalent to 1.75 inches (44.45 mm). Common heights range from a few rack units for small installations to over 40 rack units for large data centers. Depth is another important dimension, as it needs to accommodate the physical size of the installed equipment.

19ZollKabinette are crucial for organizing and protecting electronic components. They provide a structured environment that facilitates cable management, improves airflow for cooling, and offers security against unauthorized access. They are widely used in IT infrastructure, telecommunications, broadcast studios, and industrial control systems. The modular nature of 19-inch rack systems allows for flexible configurations and easy expansion as equipment needs change.