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    • Wall Mount Cabinet

    Wall mount server cabinets are essential for efficiently storing and protecting server equipment in environments where floor space is limited. They come in various sizes and configurations to accommodate different server sizes and quantities. Here are some key aspects to consider when choosing a wall mount server cabinet:

    1. Size and Capacity: Consider the dimensions of the server equipment you need to house and choose a cabinet that offers enough space and weight capacity to accommodate them comfortably. Cabinets typically come in various heights, widths, and depths to suit different needs.

    2. Ventilation and Cooling: Proper ventilation is crucial to prevent overheating of the servers. Look for cabinets with perforated doors or side panels to allow airflow. Some cabinets also come with built-in fans or provisions for installing cooling systems.

    3. Security: Ensure that the cabinet provides adequate security features to protect the valuable equipment housed within. This may include locking doors and side panels, as well as provisions for adding additional security measures like padlocks or electronic access controls.

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      Mainline can provide a detailed plan to address your particular requirements.  For assistance on your Data Center Project call Mainline Computer Products for a Free Consultation & Quote toll free at: (800) 686-5312 or Email: Sales@MainlineComputer.com.

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