About this asset

This black steel server cabinet Revit family delivers a full-height enclosed rack enclosure designed for structured cabling and IT infrastructure models. Constructed as a tall, rectilinear standalone unit, the cabinet features an opaque, dark charcoal powder-coated steel casing with clean edge lines. The side panel incorporates two circular grommet knockouts or ventilation access points arranged vertically along the enclosure body. The overall footprint exhibits a deep, equipment-oriented profile mounted slightly above floor level on discreet corner support feet. Its unornamented industrial massing accurately reflects modern enterprise networking racks, providing a realistic bounding volume for telecommunications and hardware distribution.

The download is a 184 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Load this RFA family directly into Revit MEP or architectural project models to coordinate telecom spaces and plant room layouts. As a freestanding component, it places directly onto active level datums or finish floors. Team members can easily replicate the unit across server bays, check spatial clearances against surrounding electrical panels and cable trays, and schedule equipment quantities within standard Revit schedules.

Designed for commercial offices, institutional facilities, data centres, and technology spaces, this enclosure fits neatly into dedicated server rooms, MDF spaces, and intermediate distribution frame closets. It pairs naturally with raised access flooring, cable ladders, patch panel layouts, and perimeter wall racks. Project teams frequently look for IT rack models, network cabinet enclosures, and telecommunications equipment components during schematic design and detailed MEP coordination.