January 30, 2006—Chatsworth Products, Inc. (CPI), a leading manufacturer of systems designed to organize, store and secure IT infrastructure equipment has added the TeraFrame Cabinet System to its product offering.
CPI’s new TeraFrame Cabinet System is infinitely configurable and can be personalized to meet specific data center needs arriving ready to install in five days. Available in three different widths (600, 700 and 800 mm), 12 heights and 17 depths, choose from 612 standard sizes to configure a customized solution.
Designed to solve thermal issues in the data center and lessen the need for expensive cooling equipment, the TeraFrame Cabinet offers advanced thermal control with no single point of failure, thus delivering a Tier 4 solution for high-density applications and protecting expensive computer equipment, notes the company.
CPI’s Snap-In Filler Panels block airflow through open rack-mount space, keeping hot air in the rear of the cabinet. Secure filler panels to the square-punched equipment mounting rails of the TeraFrame by snapping into place, eliminating the possibility of misplacing hardware. When used together with the Air Dam Kit, airflow is blocked around the top, bottom and sides, directing cool air to equipment.
From the welded steel construction down to the door hinges, TeraFrame adds to the strength, support and security of IT equipment and cabling. Precisely designed latches provide multiple security and key management options. All TeraFrame door options have hidden hinges that cannot be tampered with and the captive hinges eliminate loose parts. Swing handles cannot be operated in the locked position and locking recessed spring-loaded latches secure side panels onto the cabinets frame.
To personalize the TeraFrame Cabinet System and receive a BOM, rendered drawings and selection of global distributors use CPI’s Product Configurator.
For more information, visit the Chatsworth Web site.
