Stereo Rack Cabinet

[Distributor] Great PDU to allow for power connectivity in an open rack or cabinet

Great PDU to allow for power connectivity in an open rack or cabinet

[0.575 lb] Bought this to be able to control my stereo, DVD player and cable box that is in a cabinet. It works great and was really easy to set up. Thanks!

[Yes] I bought this for my stereo cabinet to keep my HTPCs on a separate network segment from the Vizio M70-C3, Bluray player and audio receiver, using VLANs.� These "Smart" IoT devices probe their network segment with UPnP, and will phone home to their mother ship if possible; from a computer security perspective, it's good to keep them safely in their own sandbox. Thus far, this unit has been working just fine.� The web interface is simple and easy to use.� And B&H had a great deal on it when I ordered, making this an easy purchase decision.

[22 x 7.5 x 5.3"] This is a pretty plain and simple product. It will fit in your rack mount cabinet, and it will hold stuff, 40 pounds of stuff according to Auray. I bet it would hold more, and definitely would if you supported it from the back.

[35 lb / 15.9 kg] Needed to get a mixer power supply off the floor of a transportable cabinet. Rigged some "L" brackets with rack rail and the rest is history. couldn't have found a better solution.

[0.03 lb] All of my home av equipment is rack kept. However, I am considering moving some of it to my tv console. I hadn't considered it for years because of the lack of proper ventilation. I never could find a suitable solution that was both functional and looked aesthetically pleasing. I came across AC Infinity while again researching. Starting with packaging, it is fantastic. I haven't seen such care in packaging since I bought my Oppo BDP-93. They really took the time to give their product a premium feel. The brushed aluminum look of the grills and thermostat looks exactly like the brushed finish on my Middle Atlantic rack/faceplates. Installation and fasteners were good. The actual operation of the fans is good. I have the T3 mounted to the bottom of the cabinet to draw air in and the S7 is mounted to the back to exhaust air out. They work in tandem with both units being plugged into the thermostat. I do have a couple of critiques of the product. One, I'd love to see a modular type of system. I have a gang of wires I had to hide for a cleaner look. It would have been nice to choose the appropriate length and number of wires. The second minor issue is with the look of the finished product..I would like to see it with some sort of gasket on the units. I think that would give them a finished touch. It would also eliminate the minor light leak I get from the backlight of the thermostats LCD screen. Overall happy with the purchase. If they prove to function as good as they look, I will be buying more to do the other side of the cabinet.

[Steel] This sturdy and fully functional rack mount cabinet is very well constructed, relatively easy to assemble and can hold up to six rack mountable units depending on their height. I removed the supplied wheels and mounted the entire unit on a robust turntable on a counter in the edit suite so that I can access everything with ease behind the mounted electronics. The top of the Auray also serves well as a surface for our LP turntable. Highly recommended!

This is a pretty plain and simple product. It will fit in your rack mount cabinet, and it will hold stuff, 40 pounds of stuff according to Auray. I bet it would hold more, and definitely would if you supported it from the back.

[Steel] this rack worked out great for me. i had quite a few rack mount SAE stereo equipment to mount. plenty slots for everything