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Description

StarTech RK630WALVS 6U Vertical Wall Mount Server & Networking Cabinet

Overview

The StarTech RK630WALVS is a 6U enclosed, vertically wall-mounted rack cabinet designed for server rooms, telecom closets, branch offices, and anywhere floor space is genuinely scarce. It ships as a 2-post, EIA/ECA-310-E-compliant enclosed cabinet that holds up to 198.4 lb (90 kg) of equipment — enough to house a small NVR stack, a PoE switch, a patch panel, and a UPS module without floor footprint concerns. If you're deploying network video recorders or network switching gear in a tight IDF closet or a back-of-house security room, this cabinet format is a practical alternative to a full floor-standing rack.

At 37.0 in tall, 25.3 in wide, and 11.5 in deep (94.0 × 64.3 × 29.2 cm), the RK630WALVS has a modest wall profile while still opening up to a 29.9 in (76 cm) maximum mounting depth inside — meaning most 1U and 2U appliances fit without modification. The 25.2 in internal width is standard 19-inch rack territory, so any EIA-310-E-compliant equipment slides in as expected.

Key Features

  • 198.4 lb (90 kg) Weight Capacity: Handles a fully loaded NVR, managed PoE switch, and patch panel simultaneously without stressing the wall mount — provided you anchor into studs or use appropriate wall anchors rated for the combined load of the cabinet (72.8 lb / 33.0 kg) plus equipment.
  • 29.9 in (76 cm) Maximum Mounting Depth: Most 1U and 2U rackmount appliances, including deep-chassis NVRs and UPS units, fit without clearance issues. This is a meaningful spec — many wall-mount cabinets cap at 18–20 in, leaving deeper equipment hanging out the back.
  • 6U Capacity (EIA/ECA-310-E): Standard rack unit spacing means off-the-shelf 1U and 2U equipment installs without custom adapters. Six rack units is enough for a small but complete edge security stack: NVR + switch + patch panel + 1U spare.
  • Enclosed Cabinet with Keyed Front Door Lock: The enclosed frame and front door with secure key lock limits physical access to the equipment inside — relevant for compliance environments or any installation where the cabinet is in a semi-public or shared space rather than a dedicated locked server room.
  • Two Optional 120 mm Fan Slots: Passive cooling works for lightly loaded cabinets, but if you're running a 24/7 NVR or a high-density PoE switch generating sustained heat, the two 120 mm fan provisions let you add active airflow without modifying the enclosure. Fans are optional and not included — plan this before installation if the thermal load is significant.
  • 16 in Mounting Hole Spacing: Matches standard US residential and commercial stud spacing, which simplifies wall anchoring in wood-frame construction. Verify concrete or metal-stud installations require appropriate fasteners — the cabinet itself provides the pattern, but fastener selection is site-specific.
  • 2-Post Rail Design: The 2-post configuration keeps interior depth open and unobstructed, making cable management and equipment access straightforward compared to a 4-post enclosed cabinet of the same form factor.
  • 72.8 lb (33.0 kg) Cabinet Weight: Factor this into your wall and fastener load calculations before installation. Combined with a full 198.4 lb equipment load, you're looking at a potential 271 lb wall load — structural verification is not optional on this install.
  • Black Finish: Blends into standard server room and IDF closet aesthetics. No finish mismatch with common black-finish networking gear.
  • 5-Year Hardware Warranty: StarTech's 5-year hardware warranty on the RK630WALVS is above average for passive rack infrastructure — most comparable products carry 1–3 years.

Integration & Compatibility

The RK630WALVS follows EIA/ECA-310-E standards, so any standard 19-inch rackmount device — NVRs, managed PoE switches, patch panels, fiber enclosures, and 1U UPS units — installs without modification. The 6U space is sufficient for a complete edge surveillance node: a 4- to 16-channel NVR in 1U–2U, a 24-port PoE switch in 1U, a 24-port patch panel in 1U, and a compact UPS in 1U–2U. When planning your camera system infrastructure, keep cable management in mind — the enclosed cabinet provides some cable organization benefit, but plan your cable entry points and routing before mounting.

For installations combining this cabinet with active IP camera deployments, verify that your NVR and switch combination doesn't exceed the thermal capacity of passive airflow in the enclosure before skipping the optional fan slots.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the maximum equipment weight the RK630WALVS can hold?

A: The RK630WALVS is rated for up to 198.4 lb (90 kg) of equipment. Note that the cabinet itself weighs 72.8 lb (33.0 kg), so your wall anchoring must account for the combined load.

Q: Will a deep-chassis NVR or UPS fit inside the RK630WALVS?

A: The maximum mounting depth is 29.9 in (76 cm), which accommodates most standard 1U and 2U rackmount appliances including deeper-chassis NVRs and tower-style UPS units converted for rack mounting. Measure your specific equipment before ordering.

Q: Does the RK630WALVS come with fans, or are they sold separately?

A: The cabinet includes provisions for two optional 120 mm fans, but the fans themselves are not included. If your equipment generates sustained heat (NVRs running 24/7, high-port-count PoE switches), plan to add compatible 120 mm fans separately.

Q: Is the RK630WALVS compatible with standard 19-inch rackmount equipment?

A: Yes. The cabinet meets EIA/ECA-310-E standards with a 25.2 in (64.1 cm) internal width, accommodating standard 19-inch rack-mountable equipment. The 16 in mounting hole spacing aligns with standard US stud spacing for wall anchoring.

Q: What is the warranty on the RK630WALVS?

A: StarTech provides a 5-year hardware warranty on the RK630WALVS.

Q: Can this cabinet be mounted in a concrete wall or metal-stud construction?

A: The 16 in mounting hole spacing is designed to align with standard wood-frame stud spacing. For concrete or metal-stud walls, use fasteners rated for the combined cabinet-plus-equipment load (potentially 271 lb). Consult a structural professional if load capacity is uncertain.

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The RK630WALVS sits in a useful niche: it gives you a genuine 29.9 in maximum mounting depth in a wall-mount form factor, which is where most of the competing wall-mount cabinets fall short. I've seen plenty of IDF closet installs where a shallower wall-mount forced the customer into a floor rack they didn't have room for — this cabinet avoids that tradeoff while still keeping a 37.0 in tall, 11.5 in deep wall profile that doesn't dominate the room.

Technical Highlights:

  • 198.4 lb Load Rating: Enough headroom for a fully loaded 6U stack — NVR, managed PoE switch, patch panel, and a compact rackmount UPS — without hitting the weight ceiling. Just don't forget the cabinet itself adds 72.8 lb to the wall load calculation.
  • EIA/ECA-310-E Compliance: Standard 19-inch equipment installs without adapters. The 25.2 in internal width and standard rack unit spacing mean you're not locked into proprietary hardware.
  • 5-Year Hardware Warranty: StarTech's 5-year coverage on the RK630WALVS is longer than most passive rack infrastructure carries — relevant if you're specifying for a multi-year service contract environment.

Deployment Considerations:

  • The 16 in mounting hole spacing targets standard wood-frame stud spacing — if you're mounting into concrete block or metal studs, source fasteners rated for the full potential wall load (cabinet plus equipment can reach 271 lb) before the install day, not after.
  • The two 120 mm fan provisions are there for a reason — passive airflow in an enclosed cabinet will not keep up with a 24/7 NVR and a 24-port PoE switch running simultaneously in a warm closet. Budget for fans if that's your load profile.

For a branch office or retail back-of-house security deployment where you need an NVR, a PoE switch, and basic patch connectivity in a single locked enclosure with no floor space to spare, the RK630WALVS is the right footprint — provided the wall can handle the load and you've planned the thermal management before the doors close.

Specifications
Weight Capacity: 198.4 lb [90 kg]
Product Height: 37.0 in [94.0 cm]
Product Width: 25.3 in [64.3 cm]
Product Length: 11.5 in [29.2 cm]
Internal Width: 25.2 in [64.1 cm]
Internal Depth: 25.2 in [64.1 cm]
Maximum Mounting Depth: 29.9 in [76 cm]
Weight of Product: 72.8 lb [33.0 kg]
U Height: 6U
Mounting Hole Spacing: 16 in.
Industry Standards: EIA/ECA-310-E
Front Door Features: Secure Key Lock
Fan Options: Two Optional Fans: 120 mm
Hardware Warranty: 5 Years
Color: Black
Frame Type: Enclosed Cabinet
Rack Type: 2-Post
Brand: StarTech
Brand: StarTech
MPN: RK630WALVS
MPN: RK630WALVS
Type: Network Switch
Connectivity: PoE
Connectivity: PoE
Power: PoE
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