Wenvex builds the rack and specifies everything that turns it into a working cabinet, electronic access control, rack-door cooling and metered power distribution, sourced from established European vendors and fitted in our factory before the cabinet ships.
Wenvex integrates three subsystems into its data-center cabinets: access and security (electronic locks, swing handles and RFID entry), cooling and thermal (rack-door cooling units), and power distribution (metered and switched PDUs). Each is specified on the order, sourced from established European vendors and fitted at the factory in Yambol, Bulgaria, so a DX-Series cabinet arrives as a complete, working system rather than a rack that still needs integrating on site.
Electronic locks & RFID access
Swing handles, electronic locks and RFID access control, the class of hardware trusted across enterprise and colocation racks, engineered into the door rather than retrofitted onto it.
Rack-door cooling units
High-density heat handled at the rack with rack-door cooling units, a real thermal answer for dense and HPC deployments, sized against the cabinet depth it ships in.
Metered & switched PDUs
Intelligent metered and switched PDUs, per-tenant energy metering and remote power management, specified with the cabinet and fitted in the vertical cable channel before it ships.
We specify hardware from established European access, cooling and power vendors and match it to the cabinet on a per-project basis. We name specific vendors on request, tell our engineering team what you already run and we will confirm compatibility for your build.
Yes. Specify the access, cooling and power you need on your RFQ and we integrate and fit them before the cabinet ships, so it arrives configured and commissioned-ready, not as separate parts to assemble on site.
Electronic locks, swing handles and RFID/badge access, all matched to the DX-Series 3-point latch. Electronic locking supports audit-trail access logs, and colocation builds can be locked per compartment.
Yes. Rack-door cooling units are specified against the DX-Series depth and door options and are the standard answer for high-density and HPC loads where room-level cooling is not enough.
Yes. Metered and switched PDUs support per-outlet and per-PDU energy reporting plus remote power switching, which is what colocation operators need for per-tenant billing.
In most cases yes. Send us the part numbers with your RFQ and our engineering team will confirm fit against the cabinet's door, rail and cable-channel geometry before quoting.
Tell us the access, cooling and power you need and we'll quote a DX-Series configured and fitted end-to-end.
