Case-in-case: the documented patch panel
The original website shows the rear of a patch panel made as a case-in-case at a customer's request because of the highly sensitive equipment. This example illustrates individually agreed construction. No specific protection rating or tested damping performance is listed there.
For a new inquiry, describe which equipment will be installed, which connections must remain accessible and how the system will be used. The historical example then becomes a concrete planning question. The appropriate design must be agreed with DM-Cases.
Large-screen projection: consider the complete set
Another original example is cases for large-screen projection, described on the previous website as a set for a rear-projection box. The image shows an existing solution. Dimensions, weight and technical limitations of this design are not specified in the original text.
If you want to package projection equipment, list the individual components and their dimensions. Also discuss whether the parts should be housed together or separately. The photographic reference starts a conversation; it is not a general performance promise for every projection system.
Double-door: access from two sides
Double-door racks have a lid at the front and rear. The original product description lists improved operation and airflow as benefits. The effect on a specific device depends on its installation and its own requirements.
DM-Cases also documents a standard rack range for professional rack-mounted equipment. There you will find the previous catalogue from 2 to 20 U, the listed construction depth and available designs. Agree actual equipment, connections and required clearances before commissioning.
Good to know
What does double-door mean for a rack?
The rack has a lid at the front and one at the rear. DM-Cases' original catalogue lists operation and airflow as benefits.
Can I order the case-in-case example unchanged?
The patch panel shown was built to customer requirements. For a new project, equipment, dimensions and requirements must be discussed; current availability is not promised.
Are technical protection specifications published for the examples?
The original audio & lighting page lists no tested protection ratings or load values. Discuss required properties and evidence specifically for your project.