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6U Wall Mount Network Cabinet | 600 x 450 x 350mm | 19-inch Rack Standard | Lockable Glass Door | Cold Rolled Steel
Extra internal depth for full-size video hardware, PoE gear, and coiled cable slack that shallower housings simply cannot swallow.
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The 6U Wall Mount Network Cabinet measuring 600 x 450 x 350mm is now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 9,000, brand new and sealed, with 19-inch EIA-310 mounting profiles and 266.7mm of usable rack height. Mascom International carries the 6U Wall Mount Network Cabinet at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The body is pressed from cold-rolled steel in a black powder-coated finish, with a lockable steel-framed front door, a transparent viewing panel, two removable side panels, and cable entry points at the top and bottom. Two keys, four wall bolts, cage nuts and mounting screws sit in the carton.
Bank and microfinance branch technicians, hospital IT departments in Nairobi and Eldoret, plant maintenance teams in Industrial Area and Athi River, and AV integrators fitting boardrooms all hit the same limit with narrower bodies. The recorder measures 380mm front to back. The rack UPS measures 400mm. The door will not shut. The 6U Wall Mount Network Cabinet answers that with 450mm of external depth and 600mm of width, so full-size hardware seats squarely on the profiles and the door closes flush. Six rack units inside the 6U Wall Mount Network Cabinet carry a patch panel, a switch, a recorder and a rack UPS together.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops stock only the compact 530mm bodies, Mascom International keeps the wider 600 x 450mm size on the shelf for jobs that need rear clearance. Installers consistently report that rear-profile mounting is the reason they ask for it, since a power distribution unit sits behind the equipment instead of consuming a front rack unit. At Mascom International, we're seeing branch refits and camera upgrades drive most of the current demand for the 6U Wall Mount Network Cabinet. Buy the 6U Wall Mount Network Cabinet at our Kimathi Street counter, or order it for pay-on-arrival delivery countrywide.
Common Questions About the 6U Wall Mount Network Cabinet
Why pick the 600 x 450mm size over a 530 x 400mm cabinet?
Width and depth, not height. Both sizes hold six rack units, but 600mm of external width leaves full side clearance around the 482.6mm mounting profile, so cage nuts and screw heads clear the walls instead of fouling them. The 450mm depth gives roughly 50mm more room behind the front profile than a 400mm body. That margin is what accepts deeper recorders, rack UPS units and a power strip mounted on the rear profile without crushing patch cords.
What does the extra depth actually let you install?
Hardware in the 350mm to 400mm range that will not close the door on a shallower body. That covers 8-channel and 16-channel recorder chassis with two hard drive bays, most 1U rack UPS units, deeper managed switches carrying redundant power inlets, and 1U appliances from MikroTik, Fortinet and Ubiquiti. It also leaves working room for a rear-mounted power distribution unit, which keeps all six front rack units free for revenue equipment instead of power strips.
Will a rack-mount UPS or battery pack fit inside?
A 1U or 2U rack UPS under 400mm deep fits, and it is a common pairing in Kenyan branch offices where mains voltage dips through the afternoon. Two points matter. Weight first: a 2U rack UPS with sealed batteries runs 12kg to 20kg on its own, so count it against the 60kg static rating before loading anything else. Heat second: fit the top fan and leave one rack unit empty above it.
Does the wider 600mm body change how it anchors to a wall?
Yes, in your favour. The wider back plate spreads its four anchor points further apart, which spans standard stud centres better than a 530mm body on partition walls. On solid masonry, still the norm in Kenyan offices and shops, drive the four supplied bolts straight into concrete or brick. On drywall, find the studs first and add a plywood backing board. Set the base 1.5m to 1.8m above floor level so the door clears desks.
Can a 1U server or edge appliance live in here?
A short-depth 1U server or edge appliance under 400mm will mount, and small firms around Westlands and Upper Hill do run a single application server this way. Full-depth rack servers measuring 650mm to 750mm will not fit any 450mm body, whatever the rack unit count. Check the chassis depth on the manufacturer datasheet before ordering. Plan cooling honestly too, because a server fan pulling constant air needs the top fan fitted and vents left clear.
Does a fan come fitted, or is it bought separately?
The top panel arrives with a factory cut-out sized for a standard 120mm fan, alongside vent holes through the top, base and sides for passive convection.Passive airflow suits a switch, router and patch panel drawing under 100 watts combined. Add a fan or fan tray for recorder, PoE or UPS loads.
Is the tempered viewing panel a risk in a plant or workshop?
Inside a clean office, no. Inside a manufacturing bay, workshop or loading area, think it through. The steel-framed door with its transparent panel is rated IP20, meaning finger protection only, with no seal against water jets or heavy airborne debris. Maintenance teams in Industrial Area and Athi River normally mount these in a control room or panel cupboard rather than on the production floor itself. Solid steel doors can be sourced on request.
How does this compare with an open two-post frame at similar money?
An open frame gives you the same six rack units and nothing else. No door, no lock, no side panels, no dust barrier, no viewing panel. Every port sits exposed to cleaning crews, dust and idle hands. A closed body costs slightly more and returns it the first time nothing gets unplugged. Open frames still make sense inside a locked, air-conditioned comms room, where physical protection already exists at the room door.
Does KSh 9,000 make sense against assembling a rack from parts?
At KSh 9,000 the cabinet works out near KSh 1,500 per rack unit, with the door, cam lock, two keys, four wall bolts, cage nuts, screws and cable entry covers already counted into the carton. Sourcing an open frame, a lockable door kit and a fixings pack separately around Nairobi usually lands higher and eats three trips. Buyers throughout Kenya tell us the ready-assembled carton is the part that saves the day.
Technical Specifications
Rack Capacity and Internal Dimensions
- Six rack units of usable mounting height totalling 266.7mm, since one rack unit equals the 44.45mm EIA standard
- External dimensions of 600mm width by 450mm depth by 350mm height suit corridor, cupboard and control-room walls
- Mounting profiles follow the 19-inch EIA-310 standard at 482.6mm, matching every mainstream switch, patch panel and PDU
- Square mounting holes accept M6 cage nuts, the fixing type used by Cisco, Ubiquiti, TP-Link and Dahua rack hardware
- Front and rear profiles adjust fore and aft, letting you set clearance for short switches or longer recorder chassis
- The 450mm depth accepts hardware up to roughly 400mm, covering rack UPS units and two-bay recorders
Steel Construction and Surface Finish
- Cold-rolled SPCC steel frame with welded seams, which resists twisting when the body is fully loaded on a wall
- Black electrostatic powder-coated finish resists scuffing and coastal humidity in Mombasa, Malindi and Diani installations
- Ready-assembled from the factory, so no frame building happens on site and installation drops to a few minutes
- Panel gauge and welded corners hold the door in alignment through years of daily opening in branch and clinic settings
- Rated IP20 for finger protection, suitable for indoor offices, corridors, comms closets, control rooms and lab spaces
Door Locking and Physical Security
- Steel-framed front door with a transparent tempered panel lets staff read switch link lights without opening anything
- Cam lock with two keys supplied, so a branch manager and a visiting contractor can each hold one set
- Quick-release front door lifts off its hinges entirely during cabling work, then drops back on in seconds
- Door swing clears a wide arc, giving full front access to patch cords without unmounting neighbouring hardware
- Two removable side panels also lock, closing the route thieves and idle hands use to reach cabling from the flank
Ventilation and Heat Handling
- Vent holes across the top, base and side panels create a passive convection path for switches and routers
- Factory fan cut-out in the top panel accepts a standard 120mm fan or a bolt-in fan tray sold separately
- Passive airflow suits typical loads of a gigabit switch, ISP router and patch panel drawing under 100 watts combined
- Fitting one fan is advised for recorder builds, PoE switches or rooms without air conditioning in Nairobi and Kisumu
- Closed body keeps dust off port contacts and fan intakes, the usual cause of intermittent link drops in CBD offices
Cable Entry and Mounting Profiles
- Upper and lower cable entry points with removable covers route fibre, copper and power leads without drilling the shell
- Removable covers close unused openings, keeping insects and dust out of the body between service visits
- Rear profile mounting lets a power distribution unit sit behind the equipment rather than consuming a front rack unit
- Cage nuts and M6 mounting screws are supplied in the carton, covering a full rack of equipment on arrival
- The 450mm depth leaves room for patch cord slack, so cords bend within their minimum radius instead of kinking
- Entry at both top and base suits conduit dropping from a ceiling tray or rising from a floor duct
Wall Installation and Load Rating
- Four wall-mounting bolts included, sized for the solid masonry and concrete walls common in Kenyan offices and shops
- Static load capacity of 60kg covers a full six rack units of switches, patch panels, a shelf and a recorder
- Recommended mounting height of 1.5m to 1.8m keeps the door clear of desks and puts port labels at eye level
- Wider 600mm back plate spreads its anchor points further apart than 530mm bodies, catching stud centres more reliably
- Freestanding placement on a shelf or floor works where wall fixing is not permitted, such as leased premises
- Compact footprint fits a stores cupboard, reception recess or classroom corner where no comms room exists
Package Contents
- 6U Wall Mount Network Cabinet, ready-assembled
- Lockable front door with transparent panel, factory fitted
- Two removable and lockable side panels, factory fitted
- Two door keys
- Four wall-mounting bolts
- M6 cage nuts and mounting screws pack
- Upper and lower cable entry covers, pre-fitted
- Product documentation
Note:Fan trays, 1U shelves, patch panels and rack power strips are stocked separately and can be added at the counter.
Warranty
The 6U Wall Mount Network Cabinet carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects under normal indoor use, taking in frame welds, door hinges, lock operation and the paint finish as supplied. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles claims directly. Damage from incorrect wall fixing, loading beyond the stated capacity, or outdoor exposure falls outside cover.
Buying the 6U Wall Mount Network Cabinet from Mascom International
Mascom International stocks the 6U Wall Mount Network Cabinet in black powder-coated steel at our Nairobi CBD location: Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to swing the door, slide the profiles, and hold your own recorder against the depth before committing.
Three ways to order:
- Call/WhatsApp +254 708 852 521
- Email info@mascomintl.com
- Order through www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery reaches every Kenyan county. Nairobi and its environs receive the cabinet the same day. Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Thika, Meru, and all other major towns receive it within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. You inspect the steel, the lock and the profiles, then pay once it arrives.
The cabinet comes with the 6-month Mascom warranty detailed above.
Send us the depth figure from your recorder or UPS datasheet and our Kimathi Street team will confirm the fit before you place the order. Installers and branch IT teams nationwide count on Mascom International for accurate measurements, current Kenyan pricing, and direct after-sales support.
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