RF shielded racks

Metal cabinets, (19”) racks and shielded enclosures

As the threat of IEMI or EMP attacks becomes more real and the awareness of the risks rises, the necessity of shielded racks and/or datacenters increases. Holland Shielding offers shielded racks which can be fully customized to your requirements.

Attenuation levels

We have 2 standard performance levels for our shielded racks, so you can pick the type of rack that will suit your application.

Level 1: This type of rack is based on the well-known racks in the market and optimized for the shielding of your equipment with our in house produced shielding materials. This rack will give you the basic protection and will reduce the incoming attack up to 10.000 times.

Level 2: The ultimate shielding will come from our racks which are a spin-off off our prefab Faraday cages. These racks are exceeding most shielding effectiveness standards and offer a performance over 120 dB.

Please note: These values are measured under laboratory conditions. Results may vary in other situations; please read our Guarantee.

Applications

• IEMI (Intentional Electromagnetic Interference)
• TEMPEST
• Eavesdropping
• Solar storms
• EMP attacks
• MIL-STD-188-125
• Radiated attacks
• Lightning
• NSA 94-106

Options

All our racks can be fully customized to your requirements. Just note that every opening or cable is going to be a leakage in the RF shielding of the rack. For this purpose we have power and signal line filters.

Most integrated options are:

• Power-line filters
• Signal-line filters
• Ventilation honeycombs
• Waveguide
• I/O panel (BNC-, SMA-, N-Connector)
• 7894 UDP data-line filter
• 7896 USB 3.0 optical converter
• Fixed/sliding shelve
• Etc.

Standard dimensions

Level 1 rack
800/1200 mm width
400/500/600 mm depth
1200/1400/1600/1800/2000/2200 mm height

Level 2 rack
Standard 1172 x 1090 x 2315 mm, internal height 2135 mm.
any other size on request. Minimum width is 680 mm to fit the door.

Each rack can be equipped with the inputs and filters you need. Think of data connections such as USB and Ethernet, but also filtered power feeds for the device inside the racks.

Optionally, we can make the door with a door securing device, to keep the door fully open.

Door handles can be placed in- or outside depending on door configuration.