BBU Equipment Cabinet with Vertical Mounting Frames

BBU Equipment Cabinet with Vertical Mounting Frames

A front-service BBU cabinet with separate power, signal and fiber routes, plus vertical insertion frames that organize equipment airflow for centralized baseband installations.

Product Features

The cabinet is listed at 2200 × 600 × 600 mm with 47U total capacity, two insertion-frame positions and an arrangement for ten BBUs. Its front and rear vertical cable-management paths separate power, signal and optical fiber.

  • Cold-rolled steel construction with sprayed finish.
  • Front operation and modular sealing plates.
  • Insertion-frame references include 482 × 710.5 × 400 mm for five BBUs and 482 × 843 × 400 mm for four BBUs.
  • Optional three-fan modules using -48 V 12038 DC fans, with fixed-temperature or speed-control variants.

The BBU Equipment Cabinet with Vertical Mounting Frames organizes baseband units whose original side-to-side airflow can be difficult to manage in a conventional rack. Its vertical insertion frames and air deflectors create an installation in which each BBU has a defined air path within the cabinet.

This mechanical approach is intended for concentrated BBU deployment in existing telecom and edge equipment rooms. Equipment fit depends on each BBU’s physical envelope, mounting points and air inlet direction, so a model-specific layout review is essential.

Selection & Configuration

Match the insertion-frame variant to the actual units before applying the cabinet-level count. Confirm whether each BBU takes air from the left or right, required deflectors, blanking and cable reach. Select power distribution, fan control and optical termination accessories from an agreed equipment schedule.

Manufacturing & Customization

As the manufacturer, Huijue Group can assess an OEM BBU frame, private-label identification or a sample-based or drawing-based duct arrangement. Physical fit, tooling, thermal verification, quantities and delivery scope require engineering confirmation.

Information for an Accurate Quotation

Include BBU dimensional drawings, unit count, airflow direction, load and supply requirements, available room space, fiber capacity, fan-control preference and the desired front-service arrangement.

Technical Parameters

J-net IM-CK02 BBU Vertical Insertion Frame Parameter Table
Dimensions (W x H x D MM)482X 710.5X 400
MaterialCold rolled steel sheets
Plate thickness1.5MM
surface treatmentSpray plastic
InstallationRack mounting
Allow BBU air inlet modeLeft in and right out, right in and left out
Use cabinet width dimensions600 Width
Number of applicable BBUs5 sets
Standard configurationGround copper bar, air deflector, sealing panel, frame
Optional ConfigurationSpeed regulation fan control system, temperature control fan control system
J-net IM-CK02 BBU Vertical Insertion Frame Parameter Table
Dimensions (W x H x D MM)482X 843X 400
MaterialCold rolled steel sheets
Plate thickness1.5MM
surface treatmentSpray plastic
InstallationRack mounting
Allow BBU air inlet modeLeft in and right out, right in and left out
Use cabinet width dimensions600 Width
Number of applicable BBUs4 pc.s
Standard configurationGround copper bar, air deflector, sealing panel, frame
Optional ConfigurationSpeed regulation fan control system, temperature control fan control system
J-net IM-FS01 Fan Module Parameter Table
Dimensions (W x H x D MM)443X 150X 50
MaterialCold rolled steel sheets
surface treatmentSpray plastic
Number of Fans3PCS
Specifications fans-48V 12038 DC fan
MethodsPhysical switch + fixed temperature control (on at 35°C)
J-net IM-FS02 Fan Module Parameter Table
Dimensions (W x H x D MM)447X 280X 58
MaterialCold rolled steel sheets
Plate thickness1.2MM
surface treatmentSpray plastic
Number of Fans3PCS
Specifications fans-48V 12038 DC speed regulating fan
MethodsPhysical Switch + Smart Fan Controller
Comprehensive Cabinet Parameters for J-net IM-RACK01 BBU
Dimensions (W x H x D MM)2200X 600X 600
MaterialCold rolled steel sheets
Plate thicknessFrame and load-bearing components 1.5, remaining 1.0
surface treatmentSpray plastic
InstallationFloor-mounted installation
Total capacity47U
Route modeFront and rear vertical wire management racks, three-wire separation
Number of BBU inserts that can be installed2 sets
Number of BBUs that can be installed10
Air intake methodFront air intake
Optional Configuration
PDU(power distribution unit)2 inputs, 20 outputs, total input 125A, branch output 32a
DCDUInput voltage -48V, input current 120a, dual input, 10 * 30a branch output
FAN MODULE4-bit cabinet top fan module
Brush trimming rack19-inch mounting
Passive Wave Separation Frame19-inch mounting
ODF unit boxOptional 12-72 core
Blanking PlateOptional 1U ~ 3U
Ground copper bar assembly19-inch mounting

Applications

  • 5G baseband equipment concentration.
  • Existing telecom room BBU installation upgrades.
  • Edge rooms with mixed equipment airflow directions.

Installation Notes

Plan the cabinet within the equipment room's ventilation and electrical design. Provide ambient conditions and BBU inlet-temperature requirements for cooling assessment.

Buyer Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers specific to BBU Equipment Cabinet with Vertical Mounting Frames selection, configuration and purchasing.

Will every insertion frame hold five BBUs?

No. The source lists five-unit and four-unit frame arrangements with different heights. Select by the equipment layout and approved frame drawing.

How are the different cable types arranged?

The documented cabinet uses independent routing channels for power, signal and optical fiber. The final cable entry and transition points should be shown on the installation drawing.

Can the fan control be specified?

The source includes fixed-temperature and controllable-speed fan modules. Confirm the fan module, -48 V supply, control method and temperature requirements for the BBU configuration.

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Application planning

Where this product family fits

Use the deployment context to narrow the configuration before comparing dimensions, capacities and options.

Equipment rooms

Organize racks, pathways and service access around active network equipment.

Data centers

Coordinate cabinet capacity, cable routes, airflow and planned expansion.

Edge facilities

Package network equipment within compact distributed infrastructure sites.

Retrofit projects

Add capacity while accounting for existing racks, routes and maintenance space.

Before quotation: confirm capacity, interfaces, installation environment, power conditions, quantity and required options.