Publishes the equipment depth it accepts, not only its own
EXTRALINK 19-inch 9U cabinet, 400 mm deep, 340 mm of equipment depth stated, 60 kg load
The cabinet that answers the question its neighbours dodge: it publishes not just its own 400 mm depth but the 340 mm of equipment that will go inside it, and ships a shelf in the same box.
Specifications
- Rack units
- Nine — stated in the title, alongside a depth of 400 mm
- Mounting width
- 19-inch — stated in the title and repeated in the first and third bullets, which call it a 19-inch rack and a 19-inch network cabinet
- Usable internal depth
- Given as an equipment depth rather than a rail measurement: the third bullet says the cabinet takes the commonest network devices up to a depth of 340 mm, naming switches, servers, patch panels and CCTV recorders. The cabinet itself is 400 mm deep, so the 60 mm difference is stated by implication rather than as a rail-to-rail figure
- Wall or floor mounting
- Either — the fifth bullet says it can be hung on a wall or stood free, and calls that complete flexibility regardless of the size and layout of the room
- Rail arrangement
- Not published on the listing — no number of rails, no depth adjustment and no hole pattern is named. The first bullet says the full mounting hardware is included and the assembly takes about fifteen minutes with no specialist knowledge
- Door type
- Lockable, with a 180-degree opening stated in the title. The second bullet gives protection of the equipment as the reason for the lock. The door material is not published on the listing
- Ventilation
- Ventilation slots — named in the fourth bullet together with cable entries, credited with optimal cooling of the equipment and a tidier cable arrangement. No fan aperture and no vent dimension is given
- Stated load rating
- 60 kg — stated in the title as the carrying capacity
- Cable entries
- Named in the fourth bullet as cable feed-throughs alongside the ventilation slots, credited with an aesthetically pleasing cable arrangement. Their number, position and whether they carry brush strips is not published on the listing
- Lock type
- Not published on the listing — the door is described as lockable in the second bullet and no lock pattern, key type or barrel is named
- Amazon reference
- B0G4RY2NCM (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 5907207228792
On the listing
A 19-inch server cabinet of nine rack units and 400 mm depth, for wall or free-standing mounting, with a carrying capacity of 60 kg and a door opening through 180 degrees, in black, with a practical shelf included; an assembly said to take about fifteen minutes with clear instructions and the complete mounting hardware, needing no specialist knowledge; a lockable door for protection in an office, at home or anywhere data security matters; a stated fit for the commonest network devices up to a depth of 340 mm, naming switches, servers, patch panels and CCTV recorders; ventilation slots and cable feed-throughs for cooling and cable organisation; and a choice of hanging it on a wall or standing it free.
Three hundred and forty millimetres, which is the number that matters
Every cabinet on this shelf publishes how deep it is. This one publishes how deep the thing inside it may be.
Four hundred millimetres of cabinet, up to 340 mm of equipment. The third bullet names what it has in mind — switches, servers, patch panels, CCTV recorders — and that is the sentence a buyer measures against with a tape in one hand and a switch in the other.
The difference between the two numbers is the door, the frame and the rail assembly, and on most listings it is left as an exercise. Three of the seven cabinets in this hub publish an internal or usable figure of any kind, and this is one of them.
One thing is still missing from the 340 mm, and it catches people: a power lead plugged into the rear of a switch does not turn through ninety degrees at the socket. Leave room for the plug and the first bend of the cable, or the door meets it.
Wall or floor, stated as a choice
The fifth bullet offers both, which is rarer on this shelf than it sounds — most of the cabinets here are wall enclosures and say so, and one is a floor design.
Nine rack units and 60 kg is the size where the choice is real. Hung on a wall it clears the floor of a small office; stood in a corner it does not need anybody drilling into masonry above head height, which is the part of a wall-mounted cabinet installation that people underestimate.
The rails, described nowhere
The assembly is described as fifteen minutes with complete hardware and no specialist knowledge, which is a claim about the effort rather than about the construction.
No bullet says how many mounting rails there are, whether they adjust in depth, or whether the holes are square for cage nuts or threaded. That matters for two reasons: a cabinet supported only at the front carries less than one supported front and rear, and a rack shelf bought later has to match the hole pattern. On the shelves hub of this site the difference between a cantilever shelf and a four-post shelf is a factor of several in what it will carry.
The shelf in the box
The first bullet includes one, and it is a genuine inclusion — the cheapest shelves sold separately in this hub cost a noticeable fraction of this cabinet.
It is also undescribed. No depth, no load rating, no word on whether the surface is vented. So it is a place to stand a router rather than a specified component, and if something heavy needs supporting, that is a second purchase with figures attached.
Before ordering
Measure the deepest device against 340 mm and then add the plug behind it. Decide wall or floor before drilling, since the cabinet supports both and only one of them is reversible. And ask what the rails are, because the answer decides what shelf will fit and how much it will hold.
Availability
Priced from 62 € to 73 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.
In the British Amazon catalogue with no live offer against it: the reference exists, nobody is filling it.
The American Amazon store returned nothing at all, so the buy button there opens a search in that country rather than a page that would not load.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa held on the day this page was last updated. Stock and prices move without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 10 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.