Thursday, August 3rd 2023
Alphacool Launches Mobile and Modular Open-Frame Server Racks
Flexibility with a server rack? With customizable depth, the Alphacool ES 19" Open Frame Server Rack delivers a mobile and modular solution for server systems. Made of sturdy steel, it not only provides secure carrying capacity for server units, it is also effortless to move thanks to the included casters.
Due to the variable depth from 59 cm up to 104 cm (23 - 40.9 inch) of the open frame rack, server units can be installed in a space-saving way. The standard-compliant mounting holes allow easy installation of the individual units. The server rack can be moved effortlessly with the help of the 360° rotating castors.
With the universal design, the Open Frame server rack from Alphacool stands for durability and provides a load capacity of up to 600 kg using the stable adjustable feet. In addition, the rack complies with the EIA/ECA-310 standard, which ensures compatibility with all network rack devices.
The Alphacool ES 19" Open Frame Server Rack is available in different sizes 12U, 15U, 18U and 25U in the online store now.
Features:
Due to the variable depth from 59 cm up to 104 cm (23 - 40.9 inch) of the open frame rack, server units can be installed in a space-saving way. The standard-compliant mounting holes allow easy installation of the individual units. The server rack can be moved effortlessly with the help of the 360° rotating castors.
The Alphacool ES 19" Open Frame Server Rack is available in different sizes 12U, 15U, 18U and 25U in the online store now.
Features:
- Sturdy construction for a total weight of up to 600 kg
- Adjustable depth
- Fixed feet and casters can be mounted at the same time
- Compatible with a wide range of server units
9 Comments on Alphacool Launches Mobile and Modular Open-Frame Server Racks
@EddyAlphacool , do you guys plan to release modular watercooling systems for server racks and frames?
You can find all kinds of fasteners everywhere and very easily, for example on Amazon. We have to build up a base of products first. Accessories and other things can always be added later. That will certainly come in the future.
Most of that stuff is available, but rigth now not for endcustomers. Only for B2B requests. And some solutions are in work, also for endcustomers. What i don`t understand.... pumps??? They are inside the Cooling racks (B2B only in the moment) or directly in the 19" cases with the rest of the hardware..
Naturally, this is for a 'prosumer'. B2B, military, etc., they go for turnkey solutions and won't deal with 'ghetto' modding.