These 42U server rack split rear doors are perfect for data center administrators and IT professionals who need enhanced cooling server rack solutions with improved accessibility. Our APC NetShelter doors deliver:
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Server rack cooling optimization through advanced perforated design
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Split rear doors functionality for efficient space management
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Data center cooling solutions ensuring optimal thermal performance
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42U server rack compatibility for comprehensive equipment coverage
Key Features
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Perforated cooling design to optimize server rack thermal management
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Split door configuration maximizing accessibility in narrow aisles
- Optimized for data center server rack environments
- Consistent 800mm width coverage for wide rack configurations
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NetShelter SV compatibility ensuring seamless integration
- Enhanced server rack airflow through strategic perforation pattern
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer |
APC by Schneider Electric |
| Model Number |
AR712480 |
| Type |
42U Server Rack Split Rear Doors |
| Design |
Perforated for enhanced cooling server rack performance |
| Width |
800mm wide for comprehensive coverage |
| Door Configuration |
Split rear doors for improved access management |
| Compatible Systems |
NetShelter SV rack series and data center environments |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do split rear doors improve data center efficiency?
A: Split rear doors allow selective access to equipment sections while maintaining cooling efficiency, reducing disruption in high-density data center environments.
Q: What makes this a superior cooling server rack solution?
A: Yes, the perforated design enhances server rack cooling by optimizing airflow patterns. The strategic perforation placement maximizes thermal efficiency while maintaining structural integrity.
Q: Is this compatible with standard 42U server rack configurations?
A: Absolutely. These doors are engineered for 42U server rack systems — perfect for NetShelter SV enclosures and standard 800mm width configurations.
Q: How does the perforated design enhance thermal management?
A: The perforated pattern creates optimal server rack airflow pathways, supporting both passive cooling and active thermal management systems in data centers.
42U server rack split rear doors for data centers. Perforated cooling design with split access for enhanced thermal management and efficiency.
