Help me track down shelving for a server cabinet

[shadow_man]

What I have:

ASSY, RACK: 10642G2
1(P) P/N: 383573-001
MFG. DATE: 27/07/2009

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I've used Google to see what I can find and it does indeed looks like the below:

http://www.itinstock.com/hp-10642-g...e-383573-001---network-networking-11207-p.asp

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What I need:

A part number for shelving for this unit so that I can put some non rack mountable hardware in it. I have cabinet / doors / everything else, just no shelving for it (I inherited it from a previous IT guy).

I've contacted HP and they can't seem to find a part number for me.

Any idea's?

Thanks,

 

[koeksGHT]

I assume most(all should) racks have the same standards, have you tried http://www.linkqage.co.za/ give them a call they should have

 

[rrh]

HP normally use standard 19" racks for their cupboards.

Contact Falcon Electronics http://www.fe.co.za/aboutus/contact.html

Or go to their website and download their AdleRac catalogues

 

[shadow_man]

I assume most(all should) racks have the same standards, have you tried http://www.linkqage.co.za/ give them a call they should have

Thanks. I should mention that I already called them.

They need me to measure and confirm sizes, then they can see if they have generic shelving that fits.

I'll bring in a measuring tape tomorrow, just in case (although it really should be standard sizing).

 

[TheMightyQuin]

Thanks. I should mention that I already called them.

They need me to measure and confirm sizes, then they can see if they have generic shelving that fits.

I'll bring in a measuring tape tomorrow, just in case (although it really should be standard sizing).

Scoop is also a good option and cheaper than LinkQage.

All cabinets are pretty standard and the vertical rails can be adjusted anyway. If whatever equipment is not too heavy, you can by shelving that is only attached to the front rails, making fitting even easier.

 

[ponder]

It's a standard 19" rack, google 10642 G2 Rack

Shelving that only mounts in the front should be no problem, if you need shelving that mounts both front & back it could be a bit of an issue but as far as I'm aware the mounting posts are adjustable so you could always make a plan.

 

[koeksGHT]

Scoop is also a good option and cheaper than LinkQage.

All cabinets are pretty standard and the vertical rails can be adjusted anyway. If whatever equipment is not too heavy, you can by shelving that is only attached to the front rails, making fitting even easier.

+1 scoop is another option and are cheaper but I prefer quality/lifetime warranty from Linkqage stuff, and their great guys in PE!

I stick to wifi stuff from scoop

 

[nomdeplume]

You never mentioned what you were mounting but if it is light then just take a front mount tray as they fit everything and you do not have to worry about adjusting rear supports http://www.scoopdistribution.co.za/product_info.php/350mm-front-mount-tray-p-919

 

[web_dude]

here some:

http://cables.co.za/products/server-cabinets/19-cabinet-accessories.html