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TGX Amplifier System Rack Handling, cooling, and placement | en 11
Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Installation manual 2019-03 | 02 | F.01U.346.534
4 Handling, cooling, and placement
4.1 Handling
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Caution!
Before transportation or use of the SRTGX rack make sure that the equipment is in good
condition. Examine the rack for damage to the wheels, connector bars, connector rails, and
doors.
Damage to the rack can cause accidents that lead to injuries and equipment damage.
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Caution!
Do not move the system rack if the doors are not closed or have not been fully moved back
into the latching stop.
Partially recessed doors might cause damage to the other equipment or lead to injuries and
finally a damage of the door and/or its sliders.
Opening the system rack door
The amplifier system rack is equipped with two sliding doors.
To open the system rack door, do the following:
1.
Using the cutout, pull the door open.
2. Open the door to a right angle.
3. Push the door back until it reaches its latching stop.
The latching prevents the door from siding outside.
Figure 4.1: Opening the front door and sliding it back
Stacking the system racks
The amplifier system rack is designed for stacking. The system racks are connected by rigging
bars, which fit in the rigging rails on each side of the rack. The rigging bars are also used to
connect the dolly board to the system rack. This modular system allows to stack two or three
system racks in the footprint of just one.
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Caution!
Do not use more than two racks on the dolly board. Moving two stacked racks on the dolly
board requires two people. A stack of three loaded racks is only safe to use straight on an
even ground. A stack of three empty racks is not permissible.
The center of gravity is high compared to footprint, so the stack can easily tip over and create
serious damage to equipment and injuries to personnel.