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Grounding

WARNING: Electrical Shock Hazard 

Each cabinet must be connected to the Common Bonding Network (CBN) separately – do not daisy-chain. Do not use the 

cabinet without an earth ground connection.

1.  There are four 16mm cable entry holes in the bottom of the cabinet frame 

(one in each corner)

. Select the location

that is most appropriate for your installation, remove the plastic plug, and route the ground wire 

(not included) 

up

through the hole from below the cabinet.

NOTE: Select the ground wire conductor size based on guidance from national and local electrical codes and install 

according to those codes.

2.  Attach the ground wire to the cabinet frame as shown below using the included M6 copper screw. Be sure to 

install the included paint piercing washer between the ground terminal and the cabinet frame, or alternatively

remove the paint on the frame under the ground terminal, as per NEC NFPA 70 Article 250.12.

3.  Torque the screw to 8 N-m (70 lb-in).

4.  Place the included yellow ground symbol label on the cabinet frame next to the ground location.

Summary of Contents for VC5 Series

Page 1: ...v e r i c o m s o l u t i o n s c o m 1 8 6 5 6 7 1 4 4 5 5 OWNER S MANUAL Server Network Cabinet Installation Mounting Instructions VC5 Model Series ENGLISH...

Page 2: ...the property of Vericom and contains confidential and proprietary information owned by Vericom and protected by copyright No part of this document may be photocopied reproduced or translated to anothe...

Page 3: ...nding 12 Configuration 13 18 Removing and Installing Doors 13 Removing and Installing Side Panels 14 Removing and Installing Top Panel 14 Removing and Installing Bottom Panel 15 Adjusting Mounting Rai...

Page 4: ...jury and or property damage When rolling the cabinet on casters always push from the front or rear Never push on the side panels Casters are only designed for short distance movement and not long term...

Page 5: ...9 4 1000mm D Server Cabinet VC5 6A24 x x x x x 24U x 24 600mm W x 42 1070mm D Server Cabinet VC5 6A42 x x x x x 42U x 24 600mm W x 42 1070mm D Server Cabinet VC5 6A45 x x x x x 45U x 24 600mm W x 42 1...

Page 6: ...842 x x x x x 42U x 31 5 800mm W x 31 5 800mm D Network Cabinet VC5 8845 x x x x x 45U x 31 5 800mm W x 31 5 800mm D Network Cabinet VC5 8942 x x x x x 42U x 31 5 800mm W x 35 4 900mm D Network Cabine...

Page 7: ...tion A single mesh B split mesh C high flow mesh D solid steel E acrylic window w solid steel frame F glass window w vented steel frame H steel w hexagon holes x Rear door designation A single mesh B...

Page 8: ...ting rails 4 5 Side panels 4 8 Zero U PDU lacing panels 2 3 Front door 6 Top panel 9 Casters and levelers Tools Required Utility knife Phillips screwdriver and or power drill with Phillips bit 10mm so...

Page 9: ...er protectors as you risk scratching the cabinet Remove the outer layer of stretch wrap 3 Remove the corner protectors and save if the cabinet will be reshipped 4 Carefully remove the inside layer of...

Page 10: ...tip over potentially causing personal injury and or property damage When rolling the cabinet on casters always push from the front or rear Never push on the side panels Casters are only designed for...

Page 11: ...n 600 mm 31 5 in 800 mm 64 2 in 1630 mm 10 3 in 269 mm 22 1 in 561mm 45 9 in 1167 mm 45 9 in 1167 mm 35 4 in 900 mm 68 1 in 1730 mm 39 4 in 1000 mm 72 0 in 1830 mm 42 0 in 1067 mm 74 0 in 1879 mm 43 3...

Page 12: ...levelers clockwise to lower them and counterclockwise to raise them 2 Place a carpenter s level across the bottom of the cabinet and check to see if it is level both side to side and front to back If...

Page 13: ...d were previously removed to fasten the brackets to the cabinet frame 3 Secure the brackets to the floor using user supplied hardware CABINET WIDTH CABINET DEPTH A B C D 24 in 600 mm 31 5 in 800 mm 31...

Page 14: ...d together with or without side panels installed 2 Ensure cabinets are level and anchored to the floor before ganging 3 If installed remove the front and rear doors see instructions for removing doors...

Page 15: ...up through the hole from below the cabinet NOTE Select the ground wire conductor size based on guidance from national and local electrical codes and install according to those codes 2 Attach the groun...

Page 16: ...m of 90 2 Disconnect the door s ground wire 3 Lift the door off the hinges and move it away from the cabinet 4 Reverse steps 1 3 to reinstall the door NOTE The top hinge pin is longer than the lower p...

Page 17: ...up on the lock latch and tilt the panel away from the cabinet 4 Lift up on the panel and move away from the cabinet 5 Reverse steps 1 4 to reinstall the side panel Removing and Installing the Top Pan...

Page 18: ...ntire depth of the cabinet Each center panel can be removed individually or the entire bottom can be removed To remove the entire bottom 1 Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the two screws that secu...

Page 19: ...both rear rails must be the same distance from the rear of the cabinet Failure to maintain these parameters will make equipment and accessory installation very difficult 24 600mm wide cabinets 1 Each...

Page 20: ...l into the desired position Measure the distance from the rail to the outside of the cabinet frame at the top and bottom of the rail to ensure perpendicular positioning NOTE Mounting positions on the...

Page 21: ...5 in 953 mm 43 3 in 1100 mm 4 0 in 101 mm 29 0 in 737 mm 31 3 in 795 mm 36 3 in 923 mm 38 8 in 983 mm 47 2 in 1200 mm 4 0 in 101 mm 29 0 in 737 mm 35 3 in 897 mm 40 3 in 1023 mm 42 8 in 1087 mm A Rail...

Page 22: ...ies components and the housing Maintain this spacing for safe operation of the equipment when installed in accordance with the National Electric Code ANSI NFPA 70 As appropriate all wiring and equipme...

Page 23: ...g rail insert the narrow end of the supplied cage nut tool through the hole and hook the second flange of the cage nut 3 Pull the cage nut tool through the mounting rail hole until the second flange o...

Page 24: ...2 in 600 mm 39 37 in 1000 mm 37 41 in 950 mm VC5 6048 xxxxx 89 17 in 2264 8 mm 91 47 in 2323 3 mm 23 62 in 600 mm 39 37 in 1000 mm 37 41 in 950 mm VC5 6052 xxxxx 96 17 in 2442 7 mm 98 47 in 2501 1 mm...

Page 25: ...3 in 750 mm 35 43 in 900 mm 33 47 in 850 mm VC5 7948 xxxxx 89 17 in 2264 8 mm 91 47 in 2323 3 mm 29 53 in 750 mm 35 43 in 900 mm 33 47 in 850 mm VC5 7952 xxxxx 96 17 in 2442 7 mm 98 47 in 2501 1 mm 29...

Page 26: ...9 53 in 750 mm 47 24 in 1200 mm 45 28 in 1150 mm VC5 8842 xxxxx 78 66 in 1998 0 mm 80 96 in 2056 5 mm 31 50 in 800 mm 31 50 in 800 mm 29 54 in 750 mm VC5 8845 xxxxx 83 94 in 2132 0 mm 86 24 in 2190 5...

Page 27: ...in 2220 5 mm 89 72 in 2278 9 mm 31 50 in 800 mm 43 3 in 1100 mm 41 34 in 1050 mm VC5 8148 xxxxx 89 17 in 2264 8 mm 91 47 in 2323 3 mm 31 50 in 800 mm 43 3 in 1100 mm 41 34 in 1050 mm VC5 8152 xxxxx 96...

Page 28: ...VTB02 Lacing Bar 2 pack RAMVF48 Vertical Finger Duct Cable Manager 48U x 3 W RACT600 Cable Trough for 600mm cabinet RAMVF52 Vertical Finger Duct Cable Manager 52U x 3 W RACT800 Cable Trough for 800mm...

Page 29: ...Window Door 24 W x 42U VC5DA 8451 VC5 Full Panel Mesh Door 31 5 W x 45U VC5DF 6421 VC5 Glass Window Door 24 W x 42U VC5DB 8451 VC5 Split Mesh Door 31 5 W x 45U VC5DA 6451 VC5 Full Panel Mesh Door 24 W...

Page 30: ...plicable instructions to be free from original defects in material and work manship for a period of 5 years from the date of initial purchase If the product should prove defective in material or workm...

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