Quick Take: Thureon Armarac
This wall-mounted equipment enclosure can hold as many as five full-length 1U devices, plus one half-length device.
June 8, 2007
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Not every location requiring networking equipment also has space for a server room. Thureon tackles this problem with the Armarac, a wall-mounted equipment enclosure that can hold as many as five full-length 1U devices, plus one half-length device. With a clamshell design that can be locked, the Armarac is targeted at retail outlets, restaurants, factories and small branch offices. The enclosure can be modified--for instance, individual slots can be combined to hold a 2U device. Add-ons include an optional LCD monitor, KVM switch and temperature monitor built into a lockable compartment. Pricing starts at $7,995 and ranges up to $9,995 for all the add-ons.
Product Site: Armarac, Thureon |
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