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متوفرAPSYS APWM-6406 6U Wall Mount Network Cabinet with Glass Door, 600 x 450 mm
العلامة التجارية:Aptech Internationalالسعر الأصلي QAR 300.00السعر الأصلي -
متوفرAPSYS APFS-8842 42U Floor Standing Server Cabinet, 800 x 800 mm
العلامة التجارية:Aptech Internationalالسعر الأصلي QAR 2,640.00السعر الأصلي -
نفدت الكميةAPSYS APFS-6818 18U Floor Standing Server Cabinet, 600 x 800 mm
العلامة التجارية:Aptech Internationalالسعر الأصلي QAR 1,500.00السعر الأصلي -
متوفرAPSYS 15U Floor Standing Server Rack, 800 x 1000 mm
العلامة التجارية:Aptech Internationalالسعر الأصلي QAR 1,860.00السعر الأصلي -
متوفرAPSYS APFS-8147 47U Floor Standing Server Cabinet, 800 x 1000 mm
العلامة التجارية:Aptech Internationalالسعر الأصلي QAR 3,360.00السعر الأصلي -
نفدت الكميةStarTech 24U Server Rack Cabinet
العلامة التجارية:RK2433BKMالسعر الأصلي QAR 2,040.00السعر الأصلي
About server racks and cabinets
New floor-standing server cabinets and wall-mount network cabinets from APSYS and StarTech, from 6U to 47U, in 600 and 800 mm widths. Held in Doha for delivery across Qatar.
ServerDove stocks enclosed 19-inch cabinets for servers and network equipment: new floor-standing APSYS cabinets from 15U to 47U in 600 and 800 mm widths, a 6U APSYS wall-mount cabinet for small installations, and a refurbished StarTech 24U cabinet. All take standard EIA 19-inch rack-mount equipment on front and rear mounting rails.
It is for IT teams, integrators and businesses in Qatar fitting out a server room, a comms room or a network closet, or replacing an open frame with a lockable enclosure. New APSYS cabinets come from the manufacturer's Qatar distributor.
- Heights
- 6U wall mount, 15U to 47U floor standing
- Footprints
- 600 x 450 to 800 x 1000 mm
- Standard
- EIA 19-inch
- Condition
- APSYS new, StarTech refurbished
Cabinets in the range
| Model | Height | Width x depth | Doors and load |
|---|---|---|---|
| APSYS APWM-6406 | 6U wall mount | 600 x 450 mm | Glass front, steel rear; 60 kg static |
| APSYS APFS-8115 | 15U | 800 x 1000 mm | Floor standing, takes full-depth servers |
| APSYS APFS-6818 | 18U | 600 x 800 mm | Mesh front, double perforated rear; 800 kg on feet |
| StarTech RK2433BKM | 24U | Standard 19-inch, enclosed | Front and rear access, adjustable rails |
| APSYS APFS-8842 | 42U | 800 x 800 mm | Mesh front, double perforated rear; 800 kg on feet |
| APSYS APFS-8147 | 47U | 800 x 1000 mm | Mesh front, double perforated rear; 800 kg on feet |
APSYS floor-standing cabinets are SPCC cold-rolled steel with a powder-coated finish. Other heights, depths and door styles in the APSYS range can be sourced to order.
Choosing a cabinet
- Height. Count the rack units of everything going in, including a UPS, PDUs, patch panels and blanking space, and leave room to grow. One U is 44.45 mm.
- Depth. Rack servers are around 700 to 800 mm deep and need room behind them for power leads and cables, so they want a 1000 mm cabinet. Switches, patch panels and routers fit 600 or 800 mm.
- Width. 600 mm takes the equipment. 800 mm adds space beside the rails for vertical PDUs and cable bundles, which makes a dense rack much tidier.
- Doors. Mesh and perforated doors let cooling air through and suit servers. Glass doors suit a network closet where the kit runs cool and you want to see the lights.
- Floor and access. A full cabinet is heavy; check the floor loading and the route in, including door widths and lifts. Allow space to open front and rear doors fully.
Buying a rack from ServerDove
Cabinets are held in Doha for delivery across Qatar and are covered by the ServerDove warranty. Mounting hardware for the servers is in rails and accessories, and power in Power & UPS. The team can deliver, assemble and position the cabinet and rack the equipment as a service; for a size not listed, send the requirement by WhatsApp on +974 5521 2108, email sales@serverdove.com or use the contact page.
Server Racks & Cabinets: الأسئلة الشائعة
What size server rack do I need?
Add up the rack units of every item going in, including the UPS, PDUs and patch panels, then add space for growth; a cabinet that is two thirds full on day one is a good rule. For depth, rack servers need a 1000 mm cabinet; a cabinet of switches and patch panels is fine at 600 or 800 mm. If floor space is short and the equipment is light, a wall-mount cabinet may do.
Are the APSYS cabinets new?
Yes. APSYS cabinets are supplied new through the manufacturer's Qatar distributor. The StarTech 24U cabinet is refurbished. The condition is stated on each product page.
What is the difference between a 600 mm and an 800 mm wide cabinet?
Both take the same 19-inch equipment. The extra 200 mm on an 800 mm cabinet is space either side of the mounting rails for vertical PDUs, cable managers and the bundles of patch leads that build up in a busy rack. For a rack full of servers and switches, 800 mm is easier to live with.
Do server racks come assembled?
Floor-standing cabinets are generally delivered flat-packed or part-assembled, which also makes them easier to get through doors. ServerDove can deliver, assemble and position the cabinet and mount the equipment in it as a service; ask when ordering.
Mesh door or glass door?
Mesh and perforated doors are for cooling: servers draw air in at the front and push it out the back, and a solid door in the way traps heat. Choose mesh for anything with servers or storage in it. A glass door suits a network cabinet of switches and patch panels, where the heat is low and seeing the status lights is useful.
Can you supply rails, PDUs and a UPS with the cabinet?
Yes. Rail kits for Dell and HPE servers are in rails and accessories, and UPS systems and PDUs are sourced to order. Send the requirement by WhatsApp on +974 5521 2108, email sales@serverdove.com or use the contact page. Include the equipment list and the team will quote the cabinet and everything that goes in it.
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