Toshiba Magnia 3135R, Руководство пользователя

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Getting Started
Preparing the Rack
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Also, make sure that there is sufficient unrestricted airflow around the rack to ensure
proper cooling of the server components mounted in the rack.
The recommended clearances are:
Power Considerations
There are three ways to supply power to the equipment installed in the rack:
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Connect the AC cables from the equipment directly to an AC outlet. Make sure that
the necessary number of outlets are within reach of the power cables.
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Install an optional AC power strip in the rack and connect the installed equipment to
the power strip. The AC power strip should comply to NEMA L5-15P (3-prong
straight, 115V/15A) specifications. If you connect your rack equipment in this manner,
make sure that the total current requirement of the equipment is less than 15 amps.
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Install an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) in the rack. Make sure that you have a
sufficient number of UPS units to handle the expected equipment load.
Preparing the Rack
Decide what equipment will be mounted in the rack and where each device will be
installed. Your rack configuration may include a monitor tray, one or more servers, a
keyboard drawer, and a UPS.
Front: 51 inches (130 cm)
Rear: 24 inches (60 cm)
Overhead: 13 inches (34 cm)
WARNING: To avoid electrical shock or fire, always use a grounded 115V AC outlet
or power strip to provide electrical power to rack components.
Even though some racks do not require a dedicated ground, depending on the
environment, a separate ground may be necessary.
DANGER: To prevent the rack from becoming unstable and top heavy, install
components in the rack from the bottom up. Install the heavier components as close
to the bottom of the rack as possible.