Racks & infrastructure
Racks and physical infrastructure are easy to forget after installation — until messy cabling or heat becomes a problem. This section covers server and network racks, shelves, rails, cable management and accessories. Include height (U), depth, load rating and whether you need perforated doors.
Racks & infrastructure: supplied on request
No products from this category are listed online yet, but we can supply them through our partner network and international sourcing. Send the model or part number to get a USD price and lead time.
Check any part number straight from the vendor
Specs come from HPE PartSurfer and the official Cisco, Dell, Lenovo, Juniper, Fortinet, APC sites and more — including HPE spare-part lists — and you can request a USD price with the Toman equivalent right there.
Choosing Racks & infrastructure: what to check
Points worth knowing before you buy or request a quote. Any other questions can go in the request form for our technical partners to answer.
How deep should the rack be?
Modern rack servers are deep; a 1000–1200 mm rack leaves room for servers, cabling and vertical PDUs. Shallow racks suit network equipment better.
Perforated or glass doors?
For server racks, perforated front and rear doors keep cold-to-hot airflow open. Glass doors look nicer but raise internal temperature without fans or dedicated cooling.
Are server rails sold separately?
Depending on brand and model, rails are sometimes included and sometimes a separate part number. Check that the rails fit your rack depth and hole type (square or round) before ordering.