Network cabinet

May 1, 1997

Network cabinet

The Proline Server Cabinet houses 19-inch rack-mounted and tower servers. The enclosure features a fully vented window door and perforated rear door and top cover. A top-mount fan tray is available for forced cooling management of interior electronic components. Prices start at $1475.

Schroff Inc.

Warwick, RI

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