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Backup Type
It is important to fully understand the limitations of each backup type so the correct REACT 350
®
II
is chosen for each location.
The REACT 350
®
II is available with a Self-Contained Backup or may be attached to a Concrete
Backup. Refer to Figures 5a and 5b, along with the backup assembly drawings, to determine
which type of backup is appropriate.
Self-Contained Backup
A REACT 350
®
II with a Self-Contained “steel tube” Backup will require two cables, one cable on
each side of the Cylinders. These cables begin at the front of the system, travel through the Cable
Guides on the Cylinders, loop around the backup structure, travel back through the Cable Guides,
and terminate at the front of the system.
Concrete Backup
REACT 350 ® II with a Concrete Backup requires four cables. Two cables on each side of the
Cylinders begin at the Side Anchor Plates, travel through the Cable Guides on the Cylinders, loop
around the pin on the Front Anchor Plates, travel back through the Cable Guides, and terminate
at the Side Anchor Plates.
Existing concrete structures may serve as backups for REACT 350 ® II provided they meet specific
size and strength requirements.
Figure 5a Figure 5b
Self-Contained Backup Concrete Backup
Concrete
Backup
Two Cables, Four Runs
Self-Contained
Backup
One Cable, Two Runs