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VEVOR 2U ABS Rack Case (ABS-2UL): features, specs and who it suits

The VEVOR ABS-2UL is a 2U, 19-inch-depth ABS rack case with butterfly latches and removable panels. What it is built for and what to check before choosing.

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The VEVOR ABS-2UL is a portable two-unit rack case for 19-inch rack equipment. It holds amplifiers, mixers, microphone receivers and similar gear in a protective shell, so the equipment can travel between a studio, a venue or a site without being unmounted. Here is how it is put together and what its specs mean.

What "2U" and "19-inch" mean

Rack equipment follows a long-standing standard. The panels are 19 inches wide, and height is measured in rack units (U), where one unit is 1.75 inches (44.45 mm). A 2U case therefore accepts equipment up to about 3.5 inches tall in total. VEVOR describes this case as designed for equipment of standard 19-inch depth, so check the depth of your own gear against that figure.

The ABS shell

The shell is made from ABS plastic, a rigid, impact-resistant material often used for protective cases. VEVOR says it provides protection and stability for the equipment inside. ABS cases are typically lighter than metal ones, which matters if you carry the case regularly. The listed weight is 10.8 lb (about 4.9 kg) with outer dimensions of 26.8 x 18.9 x 5.5 inches (roughly 68 x 48 x 14 cm), although the listing does not say how these relate to the internal usable space.

Handle and twist butterfly latches

A heavy-duty handle is built into the case for carrying. VEVOR says the twist butterfly latches keep the case securely closed in transit. Butterfly latches are a common choice on road-style cases because they can be opened and closed quickly by hand, without tools.

Detachable front and back panels

Both the front and the rear panel come off. That gives access to the connectors on the back of the equipment, which matters because audio and network gear often has its sockets there. VEVOR says this lets you perform installation, upgrades and repairs without taking the whole case apart. With the panels removed you can also use the equipment while it is in the case, as long as you allow enough airflow.

Sealing strips and weather resistance

The case includes sealing strips that VEVOR says offer high protection against dust and water. Seals of this kind typically help keep out dust and light splashes when the case is closed. The listing does not give an official ingress-protection class, so for heavy rain or water exposure, check with the brand first. Remember too that equipment which produces heat needs ventilation when it is running, so a sealed case is a poor place to operate it for long periods.

Who it suits

It suits touring musicians, sound engineers, DJs and event crews who move rack gear often. VEVOR also lists studios, live events and data centres as places where the case can be used.

What to check before you buy

  • Rack height: make sure the total height of your equipment fits within 2U.
  • Depth: compare your gear's depth to the case's 19-inch standard depth.
  • Weight of your gear: add up the equipment weight and make sure you are comfortable carrying the full case.
  • Cooling: check whether your equipment needs ventilation while powered on, and plan to open or remove the panels when using it.
  • Hardware: confirm what mounting screws and accessories are in the box.
  • Cables: leave room for connectors and bends at the back.

The short version

  • A portable 2U rack case for 19-inch equipment, model ABS-2UL.
  • ABS shell, carry handle and twist butterfly latches.
  • Removable front and back panels for cable access.
  • Sealing strips for dust and water protection, as VEVOR describes it.
  • Outer size 26.8 x 18.9 x 5.5 in, weight 10.8 lb.

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