Motorola MOTOwi4 25600, Hardware Installation

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GAP concrete slab mounting Chapter 5: Outdoor GAP Hardware Installation
GAP concrete slab mounting
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This section shows the typical mounting used on a concrete slab for the outdoor GAP cabinet(s).
This section also applies to mounting the cabinets on a concrete floor as well.
Installation Planning
Since customer site configurations vary, the mounting of the GAP cabinet on a concrete slab will
vary. The installation needs careful planning before installing the GAP cabinet(s). Customer site
physical dimensions, cabinet ventilation, adequate air space around the equipment, minimum
cabinet door clearance and power routing all contribute to how to plan out the installation. For
utility mains power (AC power), local and country electrical code rules must also be taken into
consideration when planning the installation.
Concrete slab congurations
For a single cabinet, a 5 ft by 7 ft concrete slab is required. This also is the basic footprint of the
door clearance needed around the GAP cabinet, when the cabinet is mounted in the center of
the concrete pad as viewed from the top of the GAP cabinet.
5-4 68P09286A73-1
PRELIMINARY - UNDER DEVELOPMENT
JUL 2007