Tait TB9100, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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TB9100 Installation and Operation Manual Installation 37
© Tait Electronics Limited May 2006
front of the cabinet not occupied by equipment should be covered by a
blanking panel. Refer to
Figure 4.1 on page 38 .
To allow enough cooling airflow through a cabinet-mounted base station,
we recommend the following:
■
an area of at least 23 in
2
(150 cm
2
) of unrestricted ventilation slots or holes
in front of the air intakes for the fans for each subrack; for example, thirty
0.25x 3.3in (6x 85 mm) slots will allow the recommended airflow
■
a vent in the top of the cabinet with an area of approximately 23 in
2
(150cm
2
) per subrack, or a similar area of ventilation per subrack at the
rear of the cabinet behind each subrack
■
a 2 U gap at the top of the cabinet.
Note
The ventilation opening must be unrestricted. If the slots or holes
are covered with a filter, mesh or grille, the open area must be
increased to allow the same airflow as an unrestricted opening.
The maximum ambient temperature entering the cabinet must not exceed
+ 140°F (+60°C).
If the TB9100 base station is installed in a rack or cabinet with other
equipment with different ventilation requirements, we recommend that the
TB9100 be positioned below this equipment.
Auxiliary Extractor
Fans
The TB9100 base station does not require auxiliary extractor fans mounted
in the top of the cabinet. If your cabinet is already fitted with fans, the
following procedures apply:
■
if there are six or more 4.75 in (12 cm) fans, each capable of extracting
94.2 ft
3
per minute (160m
3
per hour), they must run continuously
■
if there are fewer than six fans, you must remove them and ensure the
vent in the top of the cabinet has an area of approximately 23 in
2
(150cm
2
) per subrack.
If you have any other configuration, the performance of your system will
depend on how closely you comply with the TB9100 base station airflow
requirements described above.