Rack mural EFB Elektronik WGB-1906WS.60

The EFB Elektronik WGB-1906WS.60 is a 6U wall-mounted rack cabinet designed for compact and secure installation of network and AV equipment. With external dimensions of 535 mm width, 600 mm depth and 306 mm height, and a white finish, this cabinet balances space-saving design with accessible front and rear access. It supports a maximum equipment weight of 80 kg, making it suitable for patch panels, small switches, routers and other rack-mountable devices in home offices, small businesses and technical rooms.

Advantages

The cabinet’s 6U rack capacity and robust construction provide stable support for multiple devices while occupying minimal wall space. The white finish integrates with modern interiors and makes the unit unobtrusive in office and residential environments. Its compact footprint and standard rack spacing permit efficient cable routing and straightforward mounting of 19" equipment.

Suitable for

• Small server or network installations in home offices and small businesses
• Patching and distribution for structured cabling systems
• Mounting of compact switches, routers and patch panels
• Storage of network appliances and small AV components in technical rooms

Key specifications

• Rack capacity: 6U
• External width: 535 mm
• External depth: 600 mm
• External height: 306 mm
• Maximum load capacity: 80 kg
• Colour: white

How to use

Mount the cabinet securely to a suitable wall using appropriate anchors and fasteners for the wall material and the cabinet’s load. Install 19" equipment into the rack rails, distributing weight evenly and securing each device with compatible screws. Route cables through the rear or side openings, keeping power and data cabling separated where possible. Ensure ventilation around active components and avoid exceeding the 80 kg maximum load.

Recommendations

Place the rack at a height that allows safe access to mounted devices and cable connections; check wall strength and use certified fixings for the total installed weight. For improved cooling, leave clearance in front and behind the cabinet and avoid locating heat-generating equipment in enclosed, unventilated spaces.