Cabinets

As technology continues to evolve at a rapid pace, the demand for organized, secure and efficient storage solutions has never been more critical. This is where network racks and cabinets play a pivotal role. By providing a structured environment for housing servers, switches and other essential components, these storage solutions not only optimize space but also facilitate better airflow, reduce clutter and enhance the overall performance of IT operations. 

As millions of aging baby boomers enter their senior years—driving up demand for healthcare—networks must support increasingly complex and data-heavy systems (medsien.com). At the same time, rising cybersecurity threats have made fast, reliable connectivity a critical necessity (processbolt.com). 

To keep up with growing demands, healthcare organizations must invest in high-speed, scalable IT infrastructure that ensures seamless performance across all operations—from patient intake to back-office systems. This post explores the key components of a reliable healthcare network and the risks of falling behind in keeping such a network in step with the times. We also provide practical solutions like upgraded cabling, PoE technology and surge protection that help future-proof healthcare environments. 

Network Performance Directly Impacts Patient Experience 

From telehealth consultations to electronic health record access, older patients now expect quick, responsive systems that support

Small and mid-size organizations often face a difficult challenge when designing their server rooms. They need IT infrastructures that are compact and cost-effective while ensuring they can accommodate future expansion. Achieving this balance requires careful planning, as businesses must find ways to make their networks adaptable without overspending on excessive capacity upfront. The key to overcoming this challenge is to implement solutions that enhance scalability without inflating costs. 

This blog post explores how businesses can achieve a scalable IT infrastructure while staying within budget. We cover essential product categories that contribute to server room scalability: server racks and cabinets, cable assemblies, and cable management solutions. By selecting the right combination of these products, companies can create a server room that supports long-term growth while maintaining efficiency and organization. 

Server Racks and Cabinets for a Scalable Network Infrastructure 

Keeping cables organized in racks and cabinets can be tedious, but it is well worth the effort. Nothing is worse than needing to get to a single cable having problems while trying to sort through a jumbled, unorganized mess of wires. Luckily, there are a number of options for keeping cables organized so that any repairs take minutes instead of hours.

Size is the main factor to take into consideration when looking at cable management equipment. The standard width for all racks and cabinets is 19 inches across, so that will be the size of any cable management equipment that does not say otherwise. The length of the equipment is measured in rack units (RU). A single rack unit consists of one pair of holes used to secure equipment on either side of the rack/cabinet and the space around them, measuring 1¾ inches total. When selecting cable management equipment or any other equipment, make sure to check how many RUs of space are available first.

Cable Ducts

Cable ducts are made to route, organize,

This is the ECore DuroRack Open Frame Wall Mount Rack. It is 8 rack spaces tall, 12 inches deep and the industry standard 19 inches wide. It is the perfect size to hold all of your data equipment for a small data and telecom installation where space limitations prohibit the use of floor mount racks. The open frame rack is made using a lightweight, sturdy aluminum and black powder finish to prevent rust or corrosion. With easy to identify rack space numbering on each post, you no longer have to count screw holes to make sure your equipment is level. The rack includes all of the hardware needed for assembly and can support up to 130 lbs. Access points along both posts make it easy to route and manage cable as needed. Our open frame wall mount rack will allow you to organize your data closet in no time at all. For all of your data rack and accessory needs, choose Show Me Cables

This is the Ecore DuroRacks Fixed Wall Mount Cabinet. The cabinet ships unassembled in a small, flat box to save you the trouble of added shipping costs. And today we’re going to show you how to install it. We’ll be installing the 9RU version, but all the same methods will apply for both the 6RU and 15RU versions. Out of the box, the you’ll find the following hardware included: a rear wall mount panel, 4 rack rails, 2 side panels with removable doors, front door, top panel with included fan, a bottom panel, cage nuts, washers, screws, and 2 sets of keys, one for the door and one for the side panels. Because of the many different conditions that the cabinet may be installed, we will not be going over the installation of the back panel. Ensure that you use the recommended tools and hardware needed to support the weight of the cabinet and equipment based on your location. Start by unlocking the doors on the side panels and removing them. Then, remove the front door from the front panel by

This is the Ecore DuroRacks Fixed Wall Mount Cabinet. The cabinet ships unassembled in a small, flat box to save you the trouble of added shipping costs. And today we’re going to show you how to install it. We’ll be installing the 9RU version, but all the same methods will apply for both the 6RU and 15RU versions. Out of the box, the you’ll find the following hardware included: a rear wall mount panel, 4 rack rails, 2 side panels with removable doors, front door, top panel with included fan, a bottom panel, cage nuts, washers, screws, and 2 sets of keys, one for the door and one for the side panels. Because of the many different conditions that the cabinet may be installed, we will not be going over the installation of the back panel. Ensure that you use the recommended tools and hardware needed to support the weight of the cabinet and equipment based on your location. Start by unlocking the doors on the side panels and removing them. Then, remove the front door from the front panel by