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Chapter 4.

Servicing  the Doors

4-43

4.4.4.

Installing a Neurone Side Panel        

The neurone side panel is installed above the standard side panel. When
multiple cabinets are secured to each other using coupling kits, install neurone
side panels only above the visible standard side panels.

Important

2 persons are required to install a neurone side panel.

Required Tools

•

1 stepladder

•

1 T20 Torx driver

•

1 #7 nut driver

•

1 M6 hex wrench

•

1 open-end wrench size 17mm

Required Fixtures

Neurone side panel mounting
kit:

•

A: Fastening base with
fixtures (x2)

•

B: Screw and washer (x2),
used to secure the neurone
side panel

Procedure

1. From the top of the cabinet, remove the two protection corners using the

hex wrench and store the protection corners and screws in a safe place.

2. Unpack the neurone side panel and lay it carefully on the floor.

Important

Place a cardboard square taken from the packing between
the floor and the neurone side panel to protect it from
scratches.

Summary of Contents for M3S2G8

Page 1: ...Dell S5000 Series Servers for SAP HANA R ck n Roll 1200 Installation and Service Guide Regulatory Model M3S2G8 M3UX16 September 2022 Rev A01 ...

Page 2: ...ht 2022 Dell Inc or its subsidiaries All rights reserved Dell Technologies Dell and other trademarks are trademarks of Dell Inc or its subsidiaries Other trademarks may be trademarks of their respective owners ...

Page 3: ...form the procedures described in this document Intended audience This document is intended for use by administrators and operators Related documents For the most recent product information documentation firmware updates software fixes and service offers see the Dell Technologies Support Site Preface Preface 3 ...

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Page 5: ...Recommendations 3 2 3 2 Inspecting Cabinet Packing 3 3 3 3 Checking Warning and Shockwatch Labels 3 4 3 4 Removing and Storing Packing Items 3 5 3 4 1 Removing Standard Packing Items 3 5 3 4 2 Removing Reinforced Packing Items 3 6 3 4 3 Storing Packing Items 3 6 3 5 Inspecting the Cabinet 3 7 3 6 Unloading the Cabinet 3 10 3 6 1 Service Clearance 3 10 3 6 2 Using the Unpacking and Depalletizing In...

Page 6: ...2 Servicing the Vertical Cable Management Kit 5 9 5 2 1 Removing the Vertical Cable Management Kit 5 9 5 2 2 Installing the Vertical Cable Management Kit 5 10 5 3 Installing Servers and Devices 5 12 5 3 1 Checking Server Device Compatibility 5 13 5 3 2 Balancing Cabinet Load 5 14 5 4 Fitting Equipment Trays 5 16 5 5 Installing a PDU 5 17 5 6 Removing the Cut out Covers Top of the Rack 5 19 Chapter...

Page 7: ... and or devices Detailed installation and servicing instructions of the Cool Cabinet Door are provided in the documentation delivered with the door 1 1 R ck n Roll Cabinet 1242 The R ck n Roll Cabinet 1242 is 600 mm wide 42 U high and 1200 mm deep and delivers rack integrated factory assembled ready to use solutions The R ck n Roll Cabinet 1242 can be shipped loaded and goes through standard doorw...

Page 8: ...ng to type the PDUs allow you to connect six seven twelve or thirty servers and or devices to a single dedicated power supply outlet All PDUs can be installed both vertically and horizontally in the cabinet Refer to the documentation delivered with the PDU for detailed installation instructions Note See Appendix A for PDU specifications Important France Power sockets and plugs must be compliant wi...

Page 9: ...r up to six servers and or devices in non redundant mode It offers the following features Phase Single phase Mains Connectors IEC60309 32A Max Current 32 A 9A C13 Outlets 2 Max Voltage 240 VAC 14 5A C19 Outlets 4 Mains Cable Qty 2 Type 3xAWG10 Length 2 5m Breakers Qty 2 Type 9A C13 breaker Qty 4 Type 14 5A C19 breaker Note This model is also available with a single power supply ...

Page 10: ...o connect up to six servers and or devices It offers the following features Phase Single phase Mains Connectors IEC60309 32A Max Current 32 A 9A C13 Outlets 4 Max Voltage 250 VAC 14 5A C19 Outlets 2 Mains Cable Qty 1 Type 3xAWG10 Length 2 5m Breakers Qty 4 Type 9A C13 breaker Qty 2 Type 14 5A C19 breaker ...

Page 11: ...ect up to six servers and or devices It offers the following features Phase Single phase Mains Connectors IEC60309 63A Max Current 63 A 14 5A C19 Outlets 4 Max Voltage 240 VAC 9A C13 Outlets 2 Mains Cable Qty 1 Type 3xAWG06 Length 2 5m Breakers Qty 4 Type 14 5A C19 breaker Qty 2 Type 9A C13 breaker ...

Page 12: ...s you to connect up to seven servers and or devices It offers the following features Phase Single phase Mains Connectors IEC60309 32A Max Current 32 A 14 5A C19 Outlets 0 Max Voltage 240 VAC 9A C13 Outlets 7 Mains Cable Qty 1 Type 3xAWG10 Length 2 5m Breakers Qty 7 Type 9A C13 breaker ...

Page 13: ... to connect up to twelve servers and or devices It offers the following features Phase Single phase Mains Connectors IEC60309 32A Max Current 32 A 14 5A C19 Outlets 0 Max Voltage 240 VAC 9A C13 Outlets 12 Mains Cable Qty 1 Type 3xAWG10 Length 2m Breakers Qty 4 Type 9A C13 breaker ...

Page 14: ...19 EU allows you to connect up to 30 servers and or devices It offers the following features Phase 3 phase Mains Connectors IEC EN 62063 21 Max Current 32 A 14 5A C19 Outlets 6 Max Voltage 400 VAC 9A C13 Outlets 24 Mains Cable Qty 1 Type H05 W Length 3m Breakers Qty 6 Type 16A C19 breaker ...

Page 15: ...learance It is mandatory to comply with the service clearance requirements as indicated in the following figure Important Aisles must be at least 120 cm wide Full access to equipment is mandatory for maintenance operations Customers are advised to plan ahead and to provide space for extensions ...

Page 16: ...2 2 Installation and Service Guide 2 2 Standard 1200 Cabinet Cut outs The standard cut outs are shown in the following figure cut outs are in grey the rack cabinet position in yellow ...

Page 17: ...ons 2 3 1 Water Cooled 1200 Cabinet Cut outs When a cooling unit is installed to supply water to water cooled cabinets cut outs must be made in the raised floor slabs to allow water circulation as shown in the following figure Important The cabinet must be aligned with slab sides ...

Page 18: ... and to the site drain with one 20 mm nozzle Hoses are not included in the standard offer Connectors G1 tapered male connectors Standard STAUBLI ISO 164 It is necessary to prepare the cooling unit for connection to the water cooled cabinet ahead of the installation date taking care to provide sufficient space for connection and disconnection The following figure shows an example of the plumbing in...

Page 19: ...of water cooled cabinets For a cooling capacity of up to 40 KW the following environmental conditions must be complied with Room temperature 20 C Input water temperature 7 C Room temperature 25 C Input water temperature 12 C Waterflow 2 liters per second Pressure drop 140 kPa typical at 2l second Important You are strongly advised to contact the support team for expert advice on how to optimize co...

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Page 21: ...binet Important ATTENTION Please read carefully the safety instructions before you perform the procedures described in this manual Multilingual Safety Notices Guide Important All servers and devices installed in the cabinets must be compliant with national safety regulations ...

Page 22: ...e site by the pre arranged date will be considered as the Customer s responsibility Note R ck n Roll Cabinet 1200 unpacking and depalletizing instructions are clearly set out on a label attached to the front door of the cabinet D008 DANGER D008 The loaded cabinet is extremely heavy and will require the use of an elevator It is mandatory for the loaded cabinet to be transported vertically as indica...

Page 23: ...and tiltwatch labels A box labeled Open Me First is delivered with each cabinet This box contains one front stabilizer and fixtures optional hoisting fixtures optional this document Important Unpacking and depalletizing instructions for the R ck n Roll Cabinet 1200 are clearly set out on a label attached to the front door of the cabinet These instructions are to be strictly complied with to ensure...

Page 24: ...r 1 on the outer side of the internal front door cover If one or more of the indicators are RED the cabinet and or contents may be damaged Note indicator status on the bill of lading and carefully inspect the cabinet and contents before powering on servers and devices Note Check the Shockwatch label BEFORE accepting the merchandise Important If the Tiltwatch label is red make a reserve on the deli...

Page 25: ...tion date Use the Packing Slip to check the number and condition of the shipping boxes prior to unpacking Two types of packing are available according to shipping conditions standard packing for short distance deliveries reinforced packing for long distance deliveries 3 4 1 Removing Standard Packing Items Required Tools Cutter Procedure 1 Unfasten and remove the stoppers surrounding the cabinet 2 ...

Page 26: ...utter 2 Remove the top cover 3 Remove the rear and front covers by opening the plastic fasteners 4 Unfasten and remove the stoppers surrounding the cabinet 5 Remove the stretch film condensation barrier packing 3 4 3 Storing Packing Items All packing items are to be stored in an ancillary room for re use in the event of relocation or shipping ...

Page 27: ...and Unpacking Box contain the stabilizer and skate board assemblies 3 Check covers and doors for sharp edges damage or alterations 4 Check the correct fit of covers and doors 5 Open the front and rear doors Note Unlock the front door with the key pull the handle forwards and upwards to disengage the lock 6 Check for internal damage alterations and obvious safety hazards such as broken wires sharp ...

Page 28: ... GROUNDING CONDUCTOR DISCONNECTED see installation instructions C047 CAUTION C047 THIS UNIT HAS MORE THAN ONE POWER SUPPLY REFERS TO THE TECHNICAL MANUEL BEFORE SERVICING Electric Plug Symbol Indicates electrical power specifications 11 Check the rack identification electrical specifications and environmental information on the safety label on the front of the cabinet ...

Page 29: ...mplete System Not Tested Recycling Symbol Indicates the mandatory obligation to reuse and recycle electronic and electrical equipment properly 12 Check external power cables for damage 13 Check correct closure of front and rear doors Unlock the front door with the key pull the handle forwards and upwards to disengage the lock ...

Page 30: ... to be strictly complied with to ensure the safety of personnel 3 6 1 Service Clearance The Data Processing Site manager must set aside the required working area for unpacking as shown in the following figure 3 6 2 Using the Unpacking and Depalletizing Instructions The R ck nRoll Cabinet Unpacking Depalletizing Sheet is attached to the front door of the R ck n Roll Cabinet 1200 cabinet and indicat...

Page 31: ...binet is pre equipped with servers and or devices two people are required to roll it to the required location Required Tools None Procedure 1 Check that the two front and four feet are raised and allow the cabinet to move freely 2 Carefully guide the cabinet to its location 3 Check required service clearance at the rear front and sides of the cabinet 4 Take care to leave sufficient access to raise...

Page 32: ...or maintenance Incorrect installation may result in serious personal injury or damage to components D038 DANGER D038 Do not move the rack cabinet when the feet are lowered Required Tools 1 tape measure 1 bubble level 2 open end wrenches size 17 mm Procedure 1 Using the 2 x 17mm open end wrenches raise the cabinet 11 centimeters off the floor by lowering all 6 cabinet feet 2 Using the bubble level ...

Page 33: ... the Doors W076 WARNING W076 Before closing the aesthetic door check that the lock cam is in open door position Risk of damage to the door 4 1 1 Opening and Closing an Aesthetic LED Door 4 1 1 1 Opening an Aesthetic LED Door 1 Unlock the door a Put the key in the keyhole A b Turn it clockwise to unlock the door 2 Push on the button B The handle C springs out 3 Take hold of the handle Front view 4 ...

Page 34: ...e door central cover E Rear view 2 Push on the button B The handle C springs out 3 Take hold of the handle Front view 4 Carefully push the door against the front face of the rack 5 Push the handle back into place 6 Put the key in the keyhole A 7 Turn it anticlockwise to lock the door 8 Check that the handle is locked ...

Page 35: ... free Door 4 1 2 1 Opening a Standard or an Aesthetic LED free Door 1 Unlock the door a Put the key in the keyhole A b Turn it clockwise to unlock the door 2 Push on the button B The handles C springs out 3 Take hold of the handle Front view 4 Open the door 5 Push the handle back into place ...

Page 36: ...s oriented towards the top Rear view 2 Push on the button B The handles C springs out 3 Take hold of the handle Front view 4 Carefully push the door against the front face of the rack 5 Push the handle back into place 6 Put the key in the keyhole A 7 Turn it anticlockwise to lock the door 8 Check that the handle is locked ...

Page 37: ...e 1 Open the door The door is secured to the hinges with two door pins 2 Remove the bottom door pin by pulling upwards and out of the hinge 3 Remove the top door pin by pulling upwards and out of the hinge 4 Firmly grip either side of the door and lift away to remove from the hinges 5 Store the door and door pins in a safe place ...

Page 38: ...y grip either side of the front door and place at a right angle with the cabinet 2 Line the door up with the hinges 3 Carefully push the door onto the hinges 4 Insert the top door pin by pushing downwards into the hinge 5 Insert the bottom door pin by pushing downwards into the hinge 6 Close and lock the door ...

Page 39: ... Servicing the Doors 4 7 4 2 3 Removing the Rear Door Required Tools None Procedure 1 Open the door 2 Firmly grip either side of the door and lift away to remove from the hinges 3 Store the door in a safe place ...

Page 40: ...talling the Rear Door Required Tools Door key Procedure 1 Firmly grip either side of the front door and place at a right angle with the cabinet 2 Line the door up with the hinges 3 Carefully push the door onto the hinges 4 Close and lock the door ...

Page 41: ...r way 3 Unscrew the locking bracket on the cabinet flange and screw back onto the opposite cabinet flange Note Rear door only Use the locking bracket provided in the box labeled Open Me First 4 Unscrew the lock on the door turn up the other way and screw back into place 5 Unscrew the locking mechanism turn up the other way and screw back into place on the other side of the lock 6 Unscrew the logo ...

Page 42: ... Guide 4 3 Servicing the Aesthetic Doors 4 3 1 Installing a LED free Door 1 Take hold of the new component Insert the door hinges in the hinge support A B at the top and and the bottom of the rack cabinet simultaneously Front view ...

Page 43: ... 1 Remove the LED free door central part The door central part is equipped with the LED strip the power unit the power unit C14 C13 power cable the LED power cable wire saddles 1 Remove the screws on the inside of the door Rear view 2 Remove the door central part ...

Page 44: ...e From the outside of the door pull out the door central part Front view 2 Install the power unit inside the rack cabinet 1 Attach the power unit A to the cable retention bracket 2 Connect the power unit C14 C13 cable B to a 220V PDU C ...

Page 45: ...rvicing the Doors 4 13 3 Install the LED power cable on the roof of the rack cabinet 1 Run the LED power cable through a roof cut out 2 Attach the cable to the front and rear of the roof using wire saddles Top view ...

Page 46: ...4 14 Installation and Service Guide 4 Stick some wire saddles on the inside of the door Rear view ...

Page 47: ...Chapter 4 Servicing the Doors 4 15 5 Install the led door central part 1 Remove the screws 2 Remove the cover 3 Disconnect the cable ...

Page 48: ...4 16 Installation and Service Guide 4 Install the door central part on the outside of the door Front view ...

Page 49: ...Chapter 4 Servicing the Doors 4 17 5 On the inside of the door tighten the screws to secure the door central part in place Rear view 6 Connect the cable ...

Page 50: ...4 18 Installation and Service Guide 7 Run the cable through the wire saddles on the door frame 8 Install the cover 9 Tighten the screws ...

Page 51: ...Chapter 4 Servicing the Doors 4 19 Insert the door hinges in the hinge support A B at the top and and the bottom of the rack cabinet simultaneously Front view ...

Page 52: ...4 20 Installation and Service Guide 6 Connect the power unit power cable I to the LED power cable J Important The connectors must remain inside the door Rear view ...

Page 53: ...Chapter 4 Servicing the Doors 4 21 4 3 3 Adjusting the Doors For each hinge tighten the screw 3 mm to adjust the door Mark Description A Low position 3 mm B Nominal position C High position 3 mm ...

Page 54: ... LED free Door Central Part 4 3 4 1 Removing a LED free Door Central Part 1 Open the cabinet door 1 Remove the screws on the inside of the door Rear view 2 Remove the door central part From the outside of the door pull out the door central part Front view ...

Page 55: ...ee Door Central Part 1 Take hold of the new component 2 Install the LED free door central part 1 Put the door central part in place at the front of the door Front view 2 Tighten the screws to secure the door central part in place Rear view 3 Close the cabinet door ...

Page 56: ...e 4 3 5 Servicing a LED Door Central Part 4 3 5 1 Removing a LED door central part 1 Open the cabinet door 2 Disconnect the power unit power cable I to the LED power cable J Important The connectors must remain inside the door Rear view ...

Page 57: ...Chapter 4 Servicing the Doors 4 25 3 Remove the led door central part 1 Remove the screws 2 Remove the cover Rear view 3 Disconnect the cable ...

Page 58: ...4 26 Installation and Service Guide 4 Remove the cable from the door frame 5 Remove the screws Rear view 6 Remove the door central part from the front of the door Front view ...

Page 59: ...pter 4 Servicing the Doors 4 27 4 3 5 2 Installing a LED door central part 1 Take hold of the new component 2 Install the led door central part 1 Remove the screws 2 Remove the cover 3 Disconnect the cable ...

Page 60: ...4 28 Installation and Service Guide 4 Install the door central part on the outside of the door Front view ...

Page 61: ...Chapter 4 Servicing the Doors 4 29 5 On the inside of the door tighten the screws to secure the door central part in place Rear view 6 Connect the cable ...

Page 62: ...4 30 Installation and Service Guide 7 Run the cable through the wire saddles on the door frame 8 Install the cover 9 Tighten the screws ...

Page 63: ...Chapter 4 Servicing the Doors 4 31 3 Connect the power unit power cable I to the LED power cable J Important The connectors must remain inside the door Rear view 4 Close the cabinet door ...

Page 64: ... an Aesthetic LED Door 1 Remove the LED free door central part The door central part is equipped with the LED strip the power unit the power unit C14 C13 power cable the LED power cable wire saddles 1 Remove the screws on the inside of the door Rear view 2 Remove the door central part ...

Page 65: ...3 From the outside of the door pull out the door central part Front view 2 Install the power unit inside the rack cabinet 1 Attach the power unit A to the cable retention bracket 2 Connect the power unit C14 C13 cable B to a 220V PDU C ...

Page 66: ...tion and Service Guide 3 Install the LED power cable on the roof of the rack cabinet 1 Run the LED power cable through a roof cut out 2 Attach the cable to the front and rear of the roof using wire saddles Top view ...

Page 67: ...Chapter 4 Servicing the Doors 4 35 4 Stick some wire saddles on the inside of the door Rear view ...

Page 68: ...4 36 Installation and Service Guide 5 Install the led door central part 1 Remove the screws 2 Remove the cover 3 Disconnect the cable ...

Page 69: ...Chapter 4 Servicing the Doors 4 37 4 Install the door central part on the outside of the door Front view ...

Page 70: ...4 38 Installation and Service Guide 5 On the inside of the door tighten the screws to secure the door central part in place Rear view 6 Connect the cable ...

Page 71: ...Chapter 4 Servicing the Doors 4 39 7 Run the cable through the wire saddles on the door frame 8 Install the cover 9 Tighten the screws ...

Page 72: ...The front section only can be removed Required Tools Screwdriver Procedure 1 With the screwdriver turn the six locks located on the side panel clockwise taking care to hold the side panel in place 2 Firmly grip either side of the side panel and lift carefully up and away from the base of the cabinet 3 Store the side panel in a safe place ...

Page 73: ...nt section only can be removed Required Tools Screwdriver Procedure 1 Firmly grip either side of the side panel and lift carefully onto the base of the cabinet 2 With the screwdriver turn the six locks on the side panel anti clockwise taking care to hold the side panel in place 3 Check that the side panel is secure ...

Page 74: ...rench Required Fixtures Cabinet protection corner and fixture Procedure 1 From the top of the cabinet remove the two screws and washers securing the neurone side panel to the cabinet using the open end wrench 2 Store the neurone side panel in a safe place 3 From the top of the cabinet mount the two protection corners using the hex wrench ...

Page 75: ... 1 T20 Torx driver 1 7 nut driver 1 M6 hex wrench 1 open end wrench size 17mm Required Fixtures Neurone side panel mounting kit A Fastening base with fixtures x2 B Screw and washer x2 used to secure the neurone side panel Procedure 1 From the top of the cabinet remove the two protection corners using the hex wrench and store the protection corners and screws in a safe place 2 Unpack the neurone si...

Page 76: ...nds of the neurone side panel using the Torx driver and the nut driver 4 While one person holds the neurone side panel vertically the other aligns the fastening base holes with the cabinet top corner holes 5 Secure the neurone side panel to the cabinet using the open end wrench ...

Page 77: ...al Multilingual Safety Notices Guide Important All servers and devices installed in the cabinets must be compliant with national safety regulations 5 1 Servicing the Coupling Kit 5 1 1 Removing the Coupling Kit Required Tools Flat wrench size 17 mm M6 Allen wrench Procedure 1 From the front of the cabinets unscrew the element of the coupling kit mounted on the cabinet tops using the M6 Allen wrenc...

Page 78: ...ion and Service Guide 2 Proceed in the same way from the rear of the cabinet 3 From the front of the cabinets slightly loosen the cabinet feet reinforcements using the flat wrench and remove the coupling kit element ...

Page 79: ... and locked safely into place Incorrect installation may result in serious personal injury Item Description A Cabinet feet B Feet reinforcement C Coupling kit element 4 Tighten firmly the cabinet feet reinforcements using the flat wrench and check that the cabinet feet are locked safely into place ...

Page 80: ...5 4 Installation and Service Guide 5 Proceed in the same way from the rear of the cabinet ...

Page 81: ...er with one or more coupling kits according to the number of cabinets you install Required Tools Flat wrench size 17 mm M6 Allen wrench Required Fixtures Coupling kit with fixtures Procedure 1 From the front of the cabinets screw one element of the coupling kit to the cabinet tops using the M6 Allen wrench and the provided fixtures hex head screw and washer ...

Page 82: ... rear of the cabinet 3 From the front of the cabinets slightly loosen the cabinet feet reinforcements using the flat wrench D010 DANGER D010 Check that the cabinet feet are lowered and locked safely into place Incorrect installation may result in serious personal injury ...

Page 83: ...the flat wrench fix one element of the coupling kit to the cabinet feet by tightening the cabinet feet reinforcements Important Pay attention to the orientation of the element Item Description A Cabinet feet B Feet reinforcement C Coupling kit element ...

Page 84: ...5 8 Installation and Service Guide 5 Proceed in the same way from the rear of the cabinet ...

Page 85: ...le Management Kit The following procedure describes how to remove 3 vertical cable management kits Required Tools M4 Allen wrench Procedure 1 Using the M4 Allen wrench unscrew the three vertical cable management bridles 2 Unscrew the vertical cable management bars 3 Store the vertical cable management kit in a safe place ...

Page 86: ...abinet and helps you manage excess cabling You can install up to 9 cable management kits on a side panel The following procedure describes how to install 3 kits Required Tools M4 Allen wrench Required Fixtures Vertical cable management kit with fixtures Procedure 1 Using the M4 Allen wrench screw the top vertical cable management bar using screws ...

Page 87: ...Chapter 5 Servicing the Rack Cabinet 5 11 2 Install the middle and bottom bars using only one screw for each bar 3 Screw the three vertical cable management bridles ...

Page 88: ...wered The stabilizer must always be installed when heavy equipment is loaded at the top of the cabinet Servers and devices must always be fitted in the cabinet from the bottom upwards Servers and devices must be fitted in the cabinet so that the air flow is from front to back all fans blowing towards the rear of the cabinet The weight of servers and devices fitted in the cabinet must not exceed 20...

Page 89: ... you are advised to check and compare the internal dimensions of the cabinet with the external dimensions of the server device and accessories rail assembly front bezel handles The following figure shows a top view of the cabinet and illustrates the dimensions to be taken into account before installing a server or device in the cabinet ...

Page 90: ... the cabinet remains stable 5 3 2 1 R ck n Roll Cabinet 1242 When installing different equipment in a cabinet you are advised to comply with the following balancing and priority rules Mark Corresponding U s Equipment Type A 1U to 18U Heavy equipment B 19U to 21U KVM switch LCD where applicable C 36U to 42U Light weight equipment D 22U to 35U Medium weight equipment ...

Page 91: ...sly 2 Blade Chassis From U1 upward above UPS 2 Ethernet Fiber Switches Between U22 U25 or U39 U42 2 Libraries Between U29 U39 3 Storage Devices From U1 upward above UPS and or Blade Chassis 4 3 U 4 U Servers From U18 downward then U22 upward 5 1 U 2 U Servers From U18 downward then U22 upward above 3 U 4 U Servers and or UPS Blade Chassis ...

Page 92: ... Short Equipment Tray Medium Equipment Tray Long Equipment Tray Important The documentation delivered with non rackable peripheral devices may contain important safety information You are requested to carefully read the documentation delivered with these devices before installing them on the equipment tray Mounting Flange Hole Size and Placement Note 1 U 44 45 mm 1 75 in ...

Page 93: ...m the servers and devices you want to connect to the PDU Before proceeding to install the PDU check that the circuit breaker switch is OFF Required Tools Hex wrench PDU fixtures Procedure Horizontal Installation 1 Select the required location in the cabinet 2 Install 2 cage nuts A over the required rack fixture holes on each side of the cabinet 3 Align the PDU fixture holes with the rack fixture h...

Page 94: ...n in the cabinet 2 Install one cage nut A over the fixture holes at the top and bottom of the cabinet cut out 3 Align the PDU with the cut out in the cabinet flange and push firmly into place 4 Insert the bolt and washer assemblies in the central PDU fixture holes B and tighten with the hex wrench ...

Page 95: ... metals located above the two cable mounts One plate metal used to access an opening between the top of the rack and the rack wiring zone Item Description A Sheet metals B Plate metal Required Tools Cutting pliers T20 Torx driver Procedure To remove the sheet metals cut off them using cutting pliers To remove the plate metal unscrew it using the screwdriver ...

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Page 97: ...e for detailed cable management information C040 CAUTION C040 Power cables must NEVER be routed between cabinets Important GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS Label all cables for easy identification Secure cables with appropriate fixtures Ensure that cables are clear of doors and panels Take care not to route cables in front of other servers or devices When servers or devices are installed on slide rails Lea...

Page 98: ...socket Important Only duly certified electricians may connect the PDU to the power supply under the Customer s responsibility D036 DANGER D036 The PDU is equipped with three wire power cables for user safety Use these power cables with properly grounded electrical outlets to avoid electrical shock D022 DANGER D022 An electrical outlet that is not correctly wired could place hazardous voltage on me...

Page 99: ...ck that the power supply cable is long enough 4 Unscrew the base of the socket insert the cable through the socket base and wire to the socket head 5 Screw the socket base back to the socket head 6 Check for 0 1 ohm resistance between the grounding pin on the power cable plug and the metal frame with the multimeter 7 Connect the power supply cable socket to the power cable plug 8 Use velcro fasten...

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Page 101: ...weight castors 1000 kg 2200 lb Max weight feet 1200 kg 2640 lb Mounting capacity 42 U Height 212 cm 83 5 in Width 80 0 cm 31 5 in Depth 133 5 cm 52 5 in Weight empty 180 kg 396 lb Max weight transport 1010 kg 2222 lb Max weight castors 1030 kg 2266 lb Max weight feet 1230 kg 2706 lb Service Clearance Front Rear Side left and right 120 cm 47 2 in 120 cm 47 2 in 120 cm 47 2 in Shipping Limits NF ISO...

Page 102: ...rica Nominal voltage Voltage range Frequency 208 VAC Phase Neutral 200 240 VAC 60 Hz 0 3 Japan Nominal voltage Voltage range Frequency 200 VAC Phase Neutral 188 212 VAC 60 Hz 0 2 Brazil Nominal voltage Voltage range Frequency 230 VAC Phase Neutral 207 244 VAC 50 Hz 1 Table A 1 PDU common specifications A 3 PDU 2x32A 2xC13 4xC19 EU Redundant Specifications Dimensions Weight Height Width Depth Weigh...

Page 103: ...32A Breaker Protection Maximum current Maximum voltage 32 A 250 VAC Table A 3 PDU 32A 4xC13 2xC19 EU specifications A 5 PDU 63A 2xC13 4xC19 EU Specifications Dimensions Weight Height Width Depth Weight 4 1 cm 1 6 in 48 3 cm 19 in 12 cm 4 7 in 7 4 kg 8 8 lb Outlets 14 5 A C19 9 A C13 4 2 Power Cables AC 63 A Mains cable type Mains plug type Mains socket type 1 per PDU 3 x AWG06 IEC60309 63A IEC6030...

Page 104: ...C60309 32A Breaker Protection Maximum current Maximum voltage 32 A 250 VAC Table A 5 PDU 32A 7xC13 EU specifications A 7 PDU 32A 12xC13 EU Specifications Dimensions Weight Height Width Depth Weight 4 1 cm 1 6 in 48 3 cm 19 in 12 cm 4 7 in 2 8 kg 6 2 lb Outlets 14 5 A C19 9 A C13 0 12 Power Cables AC 32 A Mains cable type Mains plug type Mains socket type 1 per PDU 3 x AWG10 IEC60309 32A IEC60309 3...

Page 105: ... 4 cm 1 7 in 174 cm 68 5 in 7 cm 2 8 in 7 2 kg 15 8 lb Outlets 14 5 A C19 9 A C13 6 24 Power Cables AC 32 A Mains cable type Mains plug type Mains socket type 1 per PDU H05 W IEC EN 62063 21 IEC EN 62063 21 Breaker Protection Maximum current Maximum voltage 32 A 400 VAC Table A 7 PDU 32A 24xC13 6xC19 EU specifications ...

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