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TSS-2470 Time Delay
Rack Mounting
Cables attached to the rear of the TSS-2470 Time Delay should be
supported by proper cable management. Do not support substantial
cable weight from the TSS-2470 Time Delay’s Mini BNC connectors as
this may damage the video board.
Install the provided rack rails into the rack first then remove the
front panel to expose the rack screw slots. Fasten the TSS-2470 Time
Delay into the rack. Replace the front panel.
System Cooling
When many pieces of equipment are mounted in an equipment rack, a
considerable amount of heat may be produced, which must be removed
efficiently. Further, a lower operating temperature will make
equipment operate more reliably, and it will last longer. In the
extreme case, excessive temperatures cause rapid equipment failure,
and damage which can be difficult to repair.
Heat in an equipment rack should be removed by forced air. This is
often accomplished by blowers installed in the top of the rack,
venting into the room. An alternative is to draw hot air from the top
of the rack into an air-conditioning return duct, and not vent it into
the equipment room; cold air should be ducted into the bottom of the
rack.
The optimum air temperature for cooling electronic equipment is 25° C
(72° F). When many pieces of equipment are contributing to the heat
load, a substantial air-flow will be needed, and the inlet temperature
may need to be lower.
Check These Points
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Are all ventilation holes in the TSS-2470 Time Delay free of
obstruction?
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Can blowers or HVAC system adequately remove heat from the
equipment rack?
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Have you measured the actual temperature inside the rack? Do this
near the top.
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Verify that the HVAC system is not on a timer that can shut off
on weekends or holidays.
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What procedures are in place to protect the equipment when the
HVAC system fails?
Power Conditioning
It is good practice to operate an on-air TSS-2470 Time Delay from an
Uninterruptible Power Source, or UPS. All utility power systems
experience occasional transient events, including brownouts and