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Sysracks 19-inch 9U wall rack, 18 inches deep, fan-ready roof, no load rating published

The second-most expensive American listing on this shelf, with a roof pre-drilled for fans and side and rear ventilation — and no load rating at all, where an $85.58 open frame publishes one.

Sysracks 9U wall-mount home lab server rack with a tempered glass door

Sysracks 19-inch 9U wall rack, 18 inches deep, fan-ready roof, no load rating published

The second-most expensive American listing on this shelf, with a roof pre-drilled for fans and side and rear ventilation — and no load rating at all, where an $85.58 open frame publishes one.

Rack units
Nine — stated in the title. The product record gives the rack as 457 by 610 by 533 mm (21 in) and 22,680 g (800 oz)
Mounting width
19-inch — stated in the title and in the third bullet, which names standard 19-inch equipment compatibility and adjustable U-marked vertical mounting rails
Usable internal depth
Not published as such — the title gives 18 inches of depth without saying whether that is the cabinet or the space inside it. The product record carries 457 mm (18 in), which reads as the external figure, and no rail-to-rail or equipment depth appears anywhere
Wall mounting or floor mounting
Wall — stated in the title and in the first and fifth bullets, the latter supplying a wall-mount plate and hardware
Rail arrangement
Adjustable U-marked vertical mounting rails — stated in the third bullet. The number of rails, whether the rear is supported and the hole pattern is not published on the listing
Door type
Locking tempered glass front door with removable side panels — stated in the second bullet, which gives secure access, inspection and maintenance as the reasons
Ventilation
A top panel pre-drilled for optional cooling fans, with side and rear ventilation — stated in the fourth bullet. The holes exist and no fan is supplied, which is a different arrangement from the fan-without-a-size of the Tecmojo cabinets here. No aperture dimension is published
Stated load rating
Not published on the listing — no figure in pounds or kilograms appears anywhere, and the construction is never described by material or gauge. The product record gives the rack’s own weight as 22,680 g (800 oz), which is not a capacity
Cable entries
Not published on the listing — no knockout, brush strip, feed-through or wiring hole is named in the title or in any of the five bullets
Lock type
Not published on the listing — the glass door is described as locking and no lock pattern, key type or barrel is named
Amazon reference
B092YL5J5N
EAN
0731946739234
  • A roof pre-drilled for fans, which makes adding one a screwdriver job and leaves the choice of fan to the buyer
  • Side and rear ventilation named as well as the roof provision, behind a door that moves no air itself
  • No load rating anywhere on the page, at $175.90 on October 26, 2026 — second only to the VEVOR 22U among the listings here — where an $85.58 open frame publishes one

Best for: A home-lab wall where the fans will be chosen separately and the equipment is light enough that the missing load figure does not matter.

≈ $176
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Specifications

Rack units
Nine — stated in the title. The product record gives the rack as 457 by 610 by 533 mm (21 in) and 22,680 g (800 oz)
Mounting width
19-inch — stated in the title and in the third bullet, which names standard 19-inch equipment compatibility and adjustable U-marked vertical mounting rails
Usable internal depth
Not published as such — the title gives 18 inches of depth without saying whether that is the cabinet or the space inside it. The product record carries 457 mm (18 in), which reads as the external figure, and no rail-to-rail or equipment depth appears anywhere
Wall mounting or floor mounting
Wall — stated in the title and in the first and fifth bullets, the latter supplying a wall-mount plate and hardware
Rail arrangement
Adjustable U-marked vertical mounting rails — stated in the third bullet. The number of rails, whether the rear is supported and the hole pattern is not published on the listing
Door type
Locking tempered glass front door with removable side panels — stated in the second bullet, which gives secure access, inspection and maintenance as the reasons
Ventilation
A top panel pre-drilled for optional cooling fans, with side and rear ventilation — stated in the fourth bullet. The holes exist and no fan is supplied, which is a different arrangement from the fan-without-a-size of the Tecmojo cabinets here. No aperture dimension is published
Stated load rating
Not published on the listing — no figure in pounds or kilograms appears anywhere, and the construction is never described by material or gauge. The product record gives the rack’s own weight as 22,680 g (800 oz), which is not a capacity
Cable entries
Not published on the listing — no knockout, brush strip, feed-through or wiring hole is named in the title or in any of the five bullets
Lock type
Not published on the listing — the glass door is described as locking and no lock pattern, key type or barrel is named
Amazon reference
B092YL5J5N
EAN
0731946739234
On Amazon.com
Amazon.com had an offer at $176 on October 26, 2026.

A hundred and seventy-five dollars and ninety cents on October 26, 2026, and nowhere on the page is there a number for what the rack will hold.

That is the shape of this listing. Every other American cabinet on this shelf publishes a load rating — 50 kg (110.2 lb) four times over on the Tecmojo units, 136 kg (299.8 lb) on the VEVOR 22U, 91 and 227 kg (500.4 lb) on the VEVOR 15U, 68 kg (149.9 lb) on the open RackPath frame at under half this price. This page names cold-rolled steel nowhere, gives no figure in pounds or kilograms, and calls the construction nothing at all; the product record gives the rack itself as 22,680 g (800 oz), which says what the steel weighs and not what it will carry.

What the page does publish is ventilation, and it publishes it better than most. The fourth bullet states that the top panel is pre-drilled for optional cooling fans, with side and rear ventilation for airflow. Pre-drilled is a useful word: it means the holes exist and the fan does not, which is a different proposition from the Tecmojo cabinets here that supply a fan without a size. Two approaches to the same problem on one shelf, and this is the one that leaves the fan choice open while making it a screwdriver job rather than a drilling one. No aperture dimension is given.

The depth is 18 inches, stated in the title. Whether that is the cabinet or the room inside it is never said — the same question every unqualified depth on this shelf leaves open. The product record gives 457 by 610 by 533 mm (21 in), so 18 inches is closest to the 457 mm (18 in) figure and reads as external. Four listings on this shelf publish a usable mounting depth as a single figure; this is not one of them, which on a nine-unit cabinet at this price is the omission that will cost somebody a return.

The first bullet is unusually clear about what the rack is for and what it is not: an empty enclosure for home labs, into which routers, switches, NAS units or audio-visual equipment go, and in which fans, shelves and power distribution units are configured by the buyer. Nothing is supplied but the rack, the wall-mount plate and the hardware, stated in the fifth bullet as flat-pack construction.

The second gives a locking tempered glass front door and removable side panels — the removable panels being the arrangement that makes cabling a nine-unit box possible, and one the Tecmojo and VEVOR cabinets here also offer. The third gives adjustable U-marked vertical mounting rails and a list of what fits: servers, switches, routers, firewalls, NAS units, recorders, uninterruptible supplies and audio-visual equipment. No rail count, and no hole pattern.

The questions that come up before an order

How much will it hold?

The listing does not say. No load figure in pounds or kilograms appears anywhere on the page, and the construction is not described by material or gauge. Seven other listings on this shelf do publish one.

Are fans included?

No. The fourth bullet states that the top panel is pre-drilled for optional cooling fans. The holes are there and the fans are not, and no aperture size is published.

Is the 18 inches the usable depth?

The page does not say. The product record gives the rack as 457 mm (18 in) deep, which is close to 18 inches and reads as the external figure, so the space between the rails is likely to be less and is nowhere published.

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