Outdoor Floor Standing Telecom Cabinet with Double Doors and Internal 19 Inch Rack Structure

Product Description Outdoor Floor Standing Telecom Cabinet

This outdoor floor-standing telecom cabinet is designed for communication sites, roadside network nodes, power support systems and other outdoor infrastructure applications that require protected equipment installation and thermal management. Based on the product images, the cabinet features a single full-height front door, a side-mounted cooling unit, a lockable access handle and an internal rack structure for organized equipment mounting. The enclosed metal body helps protect internal devices from the external environment, while the raised base supports floor installation and cable routing. The cabinet is suitable for housing telecom, power, transmission, monitoring or integrated control equipment in outdoor environments where secure access, internal organization and temperature control are essential.

Key Features for Outdoor Floor Standing Telecom Cabinet

• Outdoor floor-standing cabinet design for independent site deployment
• Single full-height front and rear door for easy equipment installation and maintenance
• A cooling unit for cabinet temperature control
• Internal rack structure for standardized equipment mounting
• Lockable handle for controlled access and better equipment security
• Raised bottom base for fixing, lifting and cable entry support
• Enclosed metal housing for outdoor equipment protection
• Suitable for telecom, power, transmission, monitoring and integrated outdoor applications

Technical Specifications for Outdoor Floor Standing Telecom Cabinet

Operating Guidelines

• Install the cabinet on a stable concrete or steel foundation and secure it through the bottom base structure.

• Keep enough clearance around the cabinet door and side-mounted cooling unit for maintenance and airflow.

• Install equipment on the internal rack according to the required load distribution and mounting position.

• Route power and communication cables through the cabinet base or designated cable entry points during installation.

• Keep the front door locked during normal operation to protect internal equipment and prevent unauthorized access.