Names the fan size the roof will take, and no lock at all
STALFLEX 19-inch 3U cabinet, 180 mm depth, 90-degree door, space for a 120 mm fan
The shallowest cabinet in this hub at three rack units, sold for a recorder or a pair of patch panels, and the only one that names the size of fan its ventilation will accept.
Specifications
- Rack units
- Three — stated in the title, alongside 180 mm and the 19-inch width
- Mounting width
- 19-inch — stated in the title and in the first bullet, which calls it a 19-inch network cabinet
- Usable internal depth
- Not published on the listing as such — the title and the first bullet both give 180 mm without saying whether that is the cabinet or the room inside it. The first bullet says the depth gives space for servers, DVR recorders or several patch panels at once, which reads as a claim about what fits and is written against the same 180 mm figure
- Wall or floor mounting
- Not published on the listing — no bullet says whether the cabinet is hung, stood or either. The second describes powder-coated steel and a professional appearance in a server environment, and none of the five names a mounting method
- Rail arrangement
- Mounting rails with cut-outs — the fourth bullet names cable feed-throughs and recesses in the mounting rails as its cable management. The number of rails, their depth adjustment and their hole pattern is not published on the listing
- Door type
- A door opening through 90 degrees from top to bottom, stated in the third bullet as giving unrestricted access to all internal components. The door material is not published on the listing
- Ventilation
- Side ventilation openings, with space for a 120 × 120 mm fan — stated in the fifth bullet, which is the only place on this shelf where a fan aperture is given a dimension
- Stated load rating
- Not published on the listing — no static load figure appears. The second bullet names high-grade powder-coated steel and durability instead
- Cable entries
- Cable feed-throughs and recesses in the mounting rails — stated in the fourth bullet, which adds two cable ties to the delivery
- Lock type
- Not published on the listing, and no lock of any kind is named. It is the only cabinet on this shelf whose door is never described as lockable
- Amazon reference
- B0D3LYFT23 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 5903351267717
On the listing
A 19-inch network cabinet of three rack units and 180 mm depth, described as offering enough space for servers, DVR recorders or several patch panels at once; a construction of high-grade powder-coated steel for durability and a professional appearance; a door opening through 90 degrees from top to bottom for unrestricted access to all internal components; cable feed-throughs and recesses in the mounting rails for tidy cable routing, with two cable ties included; and side ventilation openings with space for a 120 × 120 mm fan so that powerful equipment does not overheat.
Three units at a hundred and eighty millimetres
This is the shallowest and the shortest cabinet in this hub, and both figures are the point.
The cabinets on this shelf run from six rack units to eighteen and from 180 mm to 450 mm of depth. At three units and 180 mm, this one goes where none of the others will: a corridor, the side of a cupboard, above a door, anywhere a 400 mm box hanging off the wall would be an obstacle rather than a solution.
What it holds is correspondingly modest. The first bullet names a DVR recorder or several patch panels, which is an honest description of three rack units — a panel, a switch, and something flat.
The 120 millimetre fan aperture
The fifth bullet is the most specific sentence about cooling on this entire shelf, and it is one line long: side ventilation openings, and space for a 120 × 120 mm fan.
Every other cabinet here says ventilation slots, or a provision for fan mounting, or nothing at all. None of them says what size fan the provision takes.
That figure is what turns a plan into an order. A 120 mm fan is a commodity item; knowing the aperture takes one means the cooling can be bought at the same time as the cabinet rather than measured afterwards with the box already on the wall.
The door, and what is not on it
The third bullet describes a door opening through 90 degrees from top to bottom, giving unrestricted access to all internal components. On a shallow cabinet that matters more than it would on a deep one, because there is no room to work at an angle.
The door has no material named. And it has no lock named — not in the third bullet, not anywhere in the five.
Six of the seven cabinets in this hub describe a lockable door. This one describes a door. That is a genuine difference and it is not visible from the photograph, so it belongs in the decision rather than in the surprise afterwards.
What the page never weighs
There is no load rating on this listing.
For three rack units of switch and patch panel that is rarely the limiting factor, and the second bullet’s powder-coated steel is not in doubt. But a shallow wall cabinet is held on fixings into whatever the wall is made of, and the number that would let a buyer size those fixings is not printed.
Four of the seven cabinets on this shelf publish a load figure. This is one of the three that do not.
Before ordering
Ask whether the 180 mm is measured inside or outside, because on this cabinet the answer is a large fraction of the whole. Decide about the lock in advance. And if the equipment runs warm, buy the 120 mm fan with the cabinet — the aperture is stated and nothing is said to be supplied for it.
Availability
Priced from 80 € to 82 € 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.