Toshiba Magnia 3135R, Руководство пользователя

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Getting Started
Stabilizing the Rack
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Stabilizing the Rack
Typically, stabilizers can be installed two ways, with varying levels of stability:
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Free-standing stabilizers
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Anchored stabilizers (secured to the floor)
Free-Standing Stabilizers
Front and rear stabilizers should be installed to reduce the possibility of the rack tipping
over while equipment is accessed for service. Additional optional side stabilizers can be
installed to widen the footprint of the rack and reduce the possibility of the rack tipping
over under adverse conditions.
Secured Stabilizers
Stabilizers can be installed and then bolted to the floor, permanently securing the rack in
place. To ensure that the rack is secured properly, consult or commission a licensed
contractor to perform the work.
WARNING: To prevent the rack from tipping forward under normal conditions, use
stabilizers to secure the rack. Depending on the equipment mounted in the rack and
the location of each component, the rack may become unstable if the stabilizers are
not installed. Stabilizers are not designed to withstand unusual stresses, such as
those that may be caused by an earthquake.