Does your business need a stable, secure universally designed rack for your HP server, storage and switch products? Do you need to standardize your data center?

HP sets the standard for performance and value in the enterprise with the HP 10000 G2 Series Rack family. This enterprise-class rack cabinet system combines next-generation structural design integrity and flexible ease of use capabilities to deliver industry-leading performance. Ideal for onsite assembly of rack mounted ProLiant, Alpha, and Tandem servers, workstations, networking, and StorageWorks products, the HP 10000 G2 Series Racks, complement and protect your investment in technology. Specifically designed to ensure outstanding performance and seamless integration throughout the entire enterprise, the HP 10000 G2 Series Racks could easily be the last family of racks that you ever have to buy.

Design and Flexibility

• Combines a greater room inside the rack with your choice of heights in 47U, 42U, 36U or 22U and 600mm width and a 42U rack in 800mm width. Universally designed to support all HP rack mount servers, storage and switches.


Capacity Efficiency

• A deeper 1.2 M form-factor for efficient use of space within your rack and easily accommodates the increasing depth of next generation of servers and storage products


Greater Loading Capacity

• Use Rack Builder Online to configure HP ProLiant, StorageWorks, power and networking equipment and options for the perfect fit in each HP 10000 G2 Series Rack. Make sure you have all the options you need for your data center build out by adding in pieces that may have been overlooked.


Powerful and Unified Appearance in your Data Center

• Customize each rack badge with your corporate logo for a consistent IT image or label them for easier rack identification. A blank badge ships in the hardware bag of each 10000 series rack.


Complete line of rack models

• Complete line of rack models, 14U, 22U, 36U, 42U, 47U and 42U×800W, making it the ideal rack for enterprise class data centers, SMB companies, remote sites and single rack deployments