Publishes a mounting depth range, 170 to 270 millimetres
HB-DIGITAL 19-inch 12U wall cabinet, 400 mm deep, 170–270 mm mounting depth, 60 kg load
Twelve rack units on a wall with the one figure most cabinets omit — a mounting depth given as a range rather than a promise — plus a brush strip at the entries and a door that swings clear through 200 degrees.
Specifications
- Rack units
- Twelve — stated in the title and in the first bullet
- Mounting width
- 19-inch — stated in the title and in the first bullet
- Usable internal depth
- A mounting depth adjustable from 170 mm to 270 mm — stated in the first bullet as the range offered for different network devices, inside a cabinet the title gives as 400 mm deep. It is the only cabinet on this shelf to publish its usable depth as a range with both ends named
- Wall or floor mounting
- Wall — stated in the title and in the first bullet, which calls it suitable for wall mounting
- Rail arrangement
- Depth-adjustable across the 170 to 270 mm range named in the first bullet. The number of rails, whether the rear is supported and the hole pattern is not published on the listing
- Door type
- Lockable glass with a 200-degree opening angle — stated in the title and in the second bullet, which gives protection from unauthorised access and easy visual inspection as its two reasons
- Ventilation
- Ventilation slots integrated in the roof for improved air circulation, with a fan described as retrofittable — stated in the fourth bullet. No fan size and no aperture dimension is published on the listing
- Stated load rating
- Up to 60 kg — stated in the title and in the third bullet, alongside a 1.2 mm steel sheet powder-coated in RAL 9005 black
- Cable entries
- In the roof and the floor, with a brush strip — stated in the fifth bullet for clean and flexible cable routing. It is the only brush strip named on this shelf
- Lock type
- Not published on the listing — the glass door is described as lockable in the title and in the second bullet and no lock pattern, key type or barrel is named
- Amazon reference
- B0DK5PTZY8 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 4063328056544
On the listing
A 19-inch wall network cabinet of twelve rack units and 400 mm depth, offering a flexible mounting depth from 170 mm to 270 mm for different network devices; a lockable glass door with a 200-degree opening angle for protection and visual inspection; a construction of 1.2 mm steel sheet powder-coated black to RAL 9005, with a carrying capacity of up to 60 kg; integrated ventilation slots in the roof for improved air circulation, with a fan that can be retrofitted; cable entries in the roof and the floor together with a brush strip for clean and flexible cable routing; and delivery unassembled.
A hundred millimetres of adjustment, both ends named
This is the only cabinet in this hub that publishes its usable depth as a range with a figure at each end.
One hundred and seventy millimetres at the shallowest, two hundred and seventy at the deepest, inside a cabinet the title gives as 400 mm.
The upper number is the one that decides an order. A switch 300 mm deep does not fit here, whatever the 400 mm suggests, and no amount of adjusting the rails changes that. The lower number is not decoration either: a patch panel is a shallow object, and rails set at 270 mm leave a 110 mm panel hanging at the front with its cable arriving from nowhere.
Two things sit outside the range and are easy to forget. The glass door needs its own clearance, and a mains plug pushed into the back of a switch is a deep object with a bend behind it. Treat 270 mm as the envelope rather than as the target.
The brush strip
The fifth bullet names cable entries in the roof and the floor and a brush strip.
That is the only brush strip in this hub. Every other cabinet here has cable entries of some kind and none of them says what closes the hole.
A brush strip is a small thing that does three jobs: it lets a cable pass without a grommet, it stops the opening becoming a dust and draught path, and it holds a bundle roughly where it was put. On a wall cabinet with roof entries, the third of those is what keeps a dozen leads from sagging into the top of the equipment.
Twelve units on a wall, at 60 kilograms
The third bullet gives 1.2 mm steel and a 60 kg capacity. The title gives twelve rack units.
That combination is the largest wall-mounted proposition on this shelf apart from one, and 60 kg of equipment on a wall is a real structural question rather than a specification detail. The fixings, the wall material and whoever drills it matter as much as the cabinet does, and none of that is the maker’s to publish.
What is published, usefully, is the steel thickness — which is the figure that separates a cabinet that stays square under load from one that does not.
A glass door and slots in the roof
Cooling here is a row of slots in the roof and a stated provision for retrofitting a fan.
No fan size is given. One cabinet on this shelf names its aperture as 120 × 120 mm and this one does not name anything, so a fan bought in advance is a fan bought on hope. The fans hub of this site carries roof units and rack-mounted panels, and the roof units are the ones that state which cabinets they are drilled for.
Twelve rack units of equipment behind glass is more heat than six units behind glass, which is the arrangement on the small cabinet at the start of this shelf. The provision is the right one; the figure to plan it with is missing.
Before ordering
Measure the deepest device against 270 mm rather than against 400 mm, and leave the plug room on top of that. Ask what fan the roof takes before buying one. And set aside an evening: the cabinet arrives flat, and a twelve-unit steel box is not a ten-minute build.
Availability
Priced at roughly 95 € on the German Amazon store the day this page was checked.
The French, Italian and Spanish Amazon price runs past 1.6× the cheapest store. A gap that size normally marks a reshipper and not a seller in the country, so those listings stay out of the range above.
In the American and British Amazon catalogues with no live offer against it: the reference exists, nobody is filling it.
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.