Eighteen rack units on a wall, and the side panels lock too
Tecmojo 19-inch 18U wall cabinet, 450 mm deep, lockable glass door and side panels, flat-packed
The tallest cabinet in this hub by six rack units, an eighteen-unit wall enclosure whose side panels lock as well as its door, and whose five bullets never mention a vent, a load or a cable entry.
Specifications
- Rack units
- Eighteen — stated in the title and in the first bullet, which calls it a high-capacity cabinet with 450 mm depth for professional IT, server and network installations
- Mounting width
- 19-inch — stated in the title and in the first and third bullets
- Usable internal depth
- Not published on the listing — 450 mm is given as the cabinet depth in the title and in the first bullet, and no rail-to-rail figure, equipment depth or internal dimension appears anywhere
- Wall or floor mounting
- Wall — stated in the title and in the first bullet as a wall network cabinet
- Rail arrangement
- Not published on the listing — no number of rails, no depth adjustment and no hole pattern is named. The fifth bullet says the cabinet is delivered flat-packed with all mounting materials for a quick installation
- Door type
- Lockable glass — stated in the title and in the second bullet, which adds removable side panels that are also lockable, for protection against unauthorised access and for easy maintenance
- Ventilation
- Not published on the listing — no vents, no louvres, no perforation and no fan provision is named in any of the five bullets. It is the only cabinet on this shelf that never mentions airflow
- Stated load rating
- Not published on the listing — no static load figure appears. The fourth bullet names a robust steel construction with high load-bearing capacity and long-term professional use, and gives no weight
- Cable entries
- Not published on the listing — no entry, gland, knockout or brush strip is named. The third bullet lists what the cabinet is optimised for, and the cable route into it is never described
- Lock type
- Not published on the listing — the front door and the side panels are described as lockable in the second bullet, and no lock pattern, key type or barrel is named
- Amazon reference
- B0GDP1V8S7 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 5061116020103
On the listing
A large 19-inch wall network cabinet of eighteen rack units and 450 mm depth, described as high-capacity and intended for professional IT, server and network installations in companies, data rooms and technical rooms; a lockable glass front door and removable side panels that are also lockable, for protection against unauthorised access and easy maintenance; a stated suitability for servers, switches, patch panels, routers and other IT and network hardware; a robust steel construction for high load-bearing capacity and long-term professional use; and flat-pack delivery with all mounting materials.
Eighteen units, on a wall
Nothing else in this hub is this tall.
The cabinets on this shelf run three, six, six, nine, nine and twelve rack units. This one is eighteen, which is roughly 800 mm of equipment space before the frame is counted, and it is still a wall enclosure rather than a floor-standing rack.
For an installation that has outgrown a twelve-unit box but has no floor to give — a plant cupboard, a utility room, a wall in a garage — that is a real gap being filled.
It also puts a great deal of mass on a vertical surface, and the page has nothing to say about it.
The side panels lock
The second bullet is the best line on this listing. The glass front door locks, and the removable side panels lock too.
That is a distinction most cabinets do not make. A locked front with lift-off sides is a locked front and an open cabinet, and on a wall-mounted enclosure in a shared building the sides are the easy way in. Separating removable from unlocked means maintenance access is still simple for whoever has the key, and closed to everyone else.
Two other cabinets on this shelf describe removable side panels. Neither says they lock.
No ventilation. No load rating. No cable entry.
Take them in order. Six of the seven cabinets in this hub name ventilation of some kind — slots, perforated plates, a fan aperture with a dimension. This one names none, and it is the largest cabinet here, which means the most equipment and the most heat behind a glass door.
Four publish a load rating. This one describes robust steel and high load-bearing capacity, which is a category of adjective rather than a number, on eighteen units hanging off a wall.
And every other cabinet on this shelf says how the cable gets in — roof, floor, rear, brush strip, knockout. Here the third bullet lists what the cabinet is for and never says where the cable enters.
Those are not small gaps individually, and together they describe a listing written for the shape of the product rather than for its installation.
Flat-packed, which is the right choice at this size
The fifth bullet says flat-pack delivery with all mounting materials, space-saving and quick to install.
At eighteen rack units that is a feature rather than an economy. An assembled cabinet of this height is an object that has to be carried through a doorway and turned on a landing, and flat packing is why it can reach a first-floor cupboard at all.
The cost is an assembly, and a large steel cabinet built out of square is one where eighteen units of rail never quite line up.
Before ordering
Ask for the load rating and the empty weight before choosing fixings, because neither is on the page and eighteen units is not a small load. Ask where the cable enters. And plan the cooling yourself: this is the biggest cabinet in this hub and the only one that never mentions air.
Availability
Priced from 190 € to 200 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.
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.