SkyVision Linx 300, Руководство по предварительной установке

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SkyVision Linx 300 Pre-Install • REV2
SECTION 2. REQUIREMENTS
2-1. Environmental
The SkyVision system must be stored and operated in a clean, dust free environment. Ambient room
temperatures should be maintained between 60˚ and 75˚ Fahrenheit with non-condensing humidity
between 20% to 50%.
The SkyVision Linx 300 system components will generate up to 2900 BTU's/hr. when fully equipped and
under maximum load during peak operating times. Mechanical and HVAC designs of the SKYTRON
Nurse Documentation Center (NDC), SORIC system, and Third Party provided versions must address
heating, ventilation and exhaust requirements in a manner consistent with the operational requirements
of the SkyVision system. When installing the system within custom cabinetry or a NDC, a minimum of
50 cfm through a 12" square opening is required for constant return HVAC. This will allow the systems
to operate within the equipment temperature specifications and ensure product performance, reliability,
and longevity.
2-2. Power
The SKYTRON Linx 300 System requires two (2)120VAC/20A, GFCI protected outlets. One circuit is
dedicated to the component rack and the second circuit is dedicated to the monitor power supplies.
All receptacle outlet strips, adapters, receptacle covers, and faceplates shall be marked with the following
words or equivalent:
WARNING - TECHNICAL POWER
DO NOT connect to lighting equipment
For electronic equipment use only
60/120VAC
GFCI protected
The Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) that is provided for power conditioning on the Linx 300 system
is not designed for use with Isolated Power Supply systems.
2-3. Grounding
SKYTRON requires a minimum 10 AWG copper ground wire to be provided to the 12" x 12" junction box
for connection to the equipment rack.
Refer to Article 647.6(B) (Grounding Conducters Required for Sensitive Electronic Equipment) of the NEC.
Permanently wired utilization equipment and receptacles shall be grounded by means of an equipment
grounding conductor run with circuit conductors to an equipment grounding bus prominently marked
"Technical Equipment Ground" in the originally branch circuit panel board.