Chasiss&Accesseries

“Chassis & Accessories” usually refers to the chassis and its associated accessories in network equipment, which are used to install, assemble and maintain network equipment.

Chassis: Networking equipment typically includes a chassis to house and protect the electronic components inside, such as routers, switches, servers, etc. The design of the chassis can vary depending on the type and size of the equipment, and can be rack-mounted, desktop, or other forms. It provides physical support and protection to ensure the proper functioning of the equipment, as well as convenient interfaces and ports for connecting to other equipment and external networks.

Accessories: Accessories are fittings and attachments that complement, enhance, or support chassis and other network equipment. These accessories can include mounting fittings (e.g., screws, nuts, bolts), heat sinks, fans, faceplates, brackets, cable management systems, and more. They can provide additional functionality and protection, such as heat sinks to help dissipate the heat generated by the equipment, fans to keep the equipment at the right temperature, and cable management systems to help organize and manage the cables that connect to the equipment.