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BRIEF INTAKE

Send LinkScope Sourcing 45 the cabinet requirement

LinkScope Sourcing 45 reads the form on this page. No street address, switchboard, or social inbox is published, because those contacts are not on file. The reply path is the work email you type beside the requirement.

Narrow elevation of a cabinet with blank callouts for height and depth

How a cabinet brief is handled

  1. The form is the intake. Briefs are read on US business days after they arrive. No counter hours are posted.
  2. Height, width, depth, load, quantity, destination, and timing are checked for presence. Unknown is an acceptable word. A guess is not added.
  3. Factories are asked for a quote on that sheet. Fit, finish, and any listing stay with the model they name.

If you add a budget on this intake, name the currency and say whether the amount is per cabinet or for the whole order. High-end, mid-range, budget, or undecided describes your preference. None of those words is a factory grade, and a quotation does not have to exist before you pick one.

Three limits sit on this page: no published phone, no map pin, and no statement of a same-day reply. If quantity or destination is blank, the comparison waits. Drawings are not uploaded here. They can follow the reply.

Write rack units as a count, and write external size in millimeters. One rack unit is 1.75 in (44.45 mm) under EIA-310. A 42U rail is about 1867 mm before the plinth, and a 4U rail is about 178 mm. The 19 in (482.6 mm) panel opening is not the external width. A 600 mm cabinet and an 800 mm cabinet are different lines. Usable depth should be the rail-to-rail figure your chassis needs, such as a minimum of 700 mm if that is what the server manual states. Square-hole, 12-24 threaded, and M6 rails are different interfaces. Door style is perforated, mesh, or solid. Side panels and a lock are yes, no, or unknown.

Static load is your requirement in kilograms or pounds. An example you might write is 800 kg static. That example is not a rating published by this desk. Rolling load on casters is a second number. Installation environment is indoor row, closet, or outdoor pad. For an outdoor pad, ask later for the ingress protection code on the named model. Cooling or airflow is a note about doors or about a cooler. If the cooler is required, use the same form and point at the AC field list so voltage and condensate are included.

Input voltage, output capacity, outlet count, runtime, and efficiency stay out of the cabinet paragraph unless power equipment is in the order. Measurement accuracy of a cited load test, and calibration traceability of the instrument, are questions for the supplier. New versus refurbished must be written on the brief: a new frame can carry a current drawing, while a refurbished frame can cover a discontinued depth only when provenance and remaining structure are stated. The gear you later mount does not set cabinet height, ingress protection, or the door plan. The sale brief explains freight and duty cells. The procurement note is the longer checklist you can read before you type.