UniFi Standard 12U Rack Cabinet with Glass Front Door

The Ubiquiti UACC-Rack-12U-Wall-600-G is a 12U, four-post enclosed wall-mount cabinet built for small-scale deployments where floor space is scarce and presentation still matters. It arrives fully assembled in white powder-coated SPCC steel, so you unbox it, fix it to the wall and start racking gear — no frame building, no missing fasteners, no half-day of assembly billed to the client.

At 598 × 600 × 639 mm, it holds up to 80 kg (176 lb) of equipment behind a tempered glass front door, with two pre-installed fans keeping airflow moving and lockable side panels keeping hands off your hardware.

Why choose the UniFi 12U Rack Cabinet

Out of the box and onto the wall Fully assembled shipping removes the single biggest time cost of a small rack install. Mount it, ground it, load it — a job that typically takes an afternoon compresses into a single visit.

Tempered glass front door, hinged your way The glass door keeps status LEDs and link lights visible without opening the cabinet, which makes remote-hands troubleshooting and client walkthroughs far quicker. It ships as a left-hand outswing by default and is fully reversible, so tight corridors, corner mounts and doorway clearances stop dictating where the rack goes.

Two fans built in, quiet enough for occupied rooms Two pre-installed 120 × 120 × 38 mm AC fan modules move heat out of the enclosure at ≤ 50 dB(A) sound pressure — quiet enough for a back office, retail counter, boardroom or classroom cupboard, without resorting to an open frame that exposes your gear to dust and curious fingers.

Locked down on five sides A front door lock plus four side panel locks (two keys included) secure the cabinet against casual tampering. Both solid side panels are removable and lockable, so you get open-frame access for cabling and servicing, then close it all back up when the job is done.

Depth that adapts to your hardware Square mounting holes on four posts with an adjustable depth from 448 mm to 508 mm (20 mm pitch) accommodate everything from shallow switches and patch panels to deeper gateways, NVRs and UPS units. The 600 mm frame depth gives you real working room behind the posts for PDUs, cable slack and airflow.

Cabling planned in, not improvised Three cable entry openings — one in the rear wall (350 × 100 mm) plus top and bottom entries (336.5 × 52.5 mm each) — let you route feeds from the ceiling, floor or wall cavity without drilling your own holes or crushing a bundle in a door gap. Integrated grounding lugs support a proper bonding path.

Built to standard, compliant where it counts Constructed from 1.2 mm SPCC steel panels on 2 mm posts and finished in white powder coat, the cabinet meets EIA/ECA-310-E, CE and RoHS, and is NDAA compliant — which matters for government, education, defence-adjacent and federally funded projects that screen their bill of materials.

Where it fits best

• Small and mid-sized offices where a floor-standing 42U cabinet is overkill and a wall rack frees the footprint.
• Retail, hospitality and clinics — a tidy, lockable enclosure that looks deliberate in semi-public back-of-house areas.
• MDU and apartment risers, comms cupboards and riser closets with no usable floor space.
• Classrooms, AV racks and boardrooms where fan noise and appearance both matter.
• Serious home labs and smart homes consolidating gateways, switches, patch panels and NVRs into one grounded, cooled enclosure.

Pair it with UniFi rack-mount accessories — shelves, OCD panels, keystone patch panels and the SnapMount Rack Kit — to finish the build cleanly.

Before you order

This rack ships fully assembled and is heavy: 28.2 kg (62.2 lb) empty, in packaging measuring 740 × 730 × 735 mm at 33.6 kg. Loaded to its 80 kg equipment capacity, the mounting surface and fixings need to carry well over 100 kg — confirm you're anchoring into studs, masonry or a suitably rated backing board, not plasterboard alone. Because of the size and weight, delivery may be restricted to some residential addresses and can require extra handling time before dispatch.