UNC Group 42U Server Cabinet Glass/Solid Door 36 inch
The 42U LINIER® Server Cabinet from UNC Group is engineered for organizations deploying large-scale network infrastructure, GPU compute clusters, and mission-critical data center applications. This 36-inch depth server cabinet accommodates substantial equipment loads including network servers, battery backup systems, switching banks, and high-performance computing hardware. The combination of glass front and solid rear doors delivers both operational visibility and physical security—ideal for secure server rooms, colocation facilities, and enterprise data centers requiring robust equipment enclosure capacity.
Key Features
- 42U rack height capacity for maximum equipment density
- 36-inch depth supports large network servers and GPU workloads
- Glass front door provides equipment visibility and monitoring
- Solid rear door ensures security and cable management
- LINIER® construction for durability and thermal management
- Designed for data center and compute cluster applications
- Accommodates switching banks and battery backup systems
- Professional-grade enclosure for enterprise network infrastructure
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
UNC GROUP LLC |
| Part Number |
3101-3-001-42-U |
| Rack Height |
42U |
| Cabinet Depth |
36 inches |
| Front Door |
Glass |
| Rear Door |
Solid |
| Product Line |
LINIER® Server Cabinet |
| Application |
Data Center, Network Infrastructure, GPU Compute |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 42U server cabinet used for?
A 42U server cabinet is designed to house and organize large quantities of rack-mounted IT equipment including servers, network switches, patch panels, and power distribution units. The 42U height accommodates 42 rack units of equipment, making it ideal for data centers, server rooms, and enterprise network infrastructure deployments.
Why choose a 36-inch depth server cabinet?
The 36-inch depth accommodates larger, deeper network servers and GPU workstations that standard 24-inch cabinets cannot support. This depth is essential for high-performance computing clusters, advanced switching equipment, and battery backup systems requiring substantial internal space.
What are the benefits of glass front and solid rear doors?
The glass front door allows IT teams to visually monitor equipment status and LED indicators without opening the cabinet, improving operational efficiency. The solid rear door provides security, cable management, and thermal containment while preventing unauthorized access to backend connections.
Is the UNC Group 42U cabinet suitable for colocation facilities?
Yes, the LINIER® 42U cabinet with glass and solid door configuration is ideal for colocation environments where security, visibility, and professional appearance are critical. The robust construction and dual-door design meet enterprise data center standards.
