Network Rack Keyboard Shelf, 350mm x 600mm

This keyboard shelf fits into a standard network rack.  Allow easy access for a laptop computer or keyboard for network access. This panel fits standard 19" wide racks and is constructed of black painted steel with mounting holes predrilled. This network rack shelf features a ventilated bottom for heat dissipation. Good ventilation is imperative, because improvements to air circulation help keep your valuable rack components cooler, improve system performance and prevent costly equipment failures that result in interruption, damage, or loss of data. 

A network rack is an open frame device with two or four posts. Network rack shelves are meant to accommodate networking equipment other than servers, such as switches, patch panels, and routers, and are frequently seen in data centers or on-premises networking closets. A space-saving and cost-effective solution is a two-post network rack. The unit's open design makes the wiring and equipment easily accessible. A network shelf provides every rack or cabinet installation flexibility and organization for efficient cable management. A network shelf helps maintain network rack equipment in a secure organized way, to make sure it is efficient in space saving.

Fibertronics, Inc. provides various network rack mount shelf options. Get in touch with one of our experts for any of your questions.

Keyboard Shelf Features & Specifications

• Height: 600mm
• Depth: 350mm
• Easy To Install
• Standard Rack Unit Size
• Powder Coated
• Predrilled Mounting Holes

Available Network Rack Mount Shelves

• 1U, Network Shelf, Vented, 6.7in Deep
• 2U, 2 post, Network Shelf, 18in Deep
• 2U, 2 post, Network Shelf, Vented, 18in Deep
• 2U, Network Shelf, Vented, 12in Deep
• 2U Network Shelf, 18in Deep
• 2U, Network Shelf, Vented, 18in Deep
• Network Rack Keyboard Shelf

Network Rack vs. Server Rack

Network racks are usually used to store network equipment outside of the server itself, and they can sometimes be less deep than a server rack or cabinet. The reason is because servers require more space than a lot of networking equipment does. While servers normally have a depth of approximately 36 inches, the network rack may be shorter than 31 inches.

The use of both network and server racks at the same time is not uncommon for businesses. As network racks are built to accommodate many cables, cable management is also of greater importance in the network rack than in a server rack.