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FTTB户外机柜技术方案（3台64+128）
1.结构尺寸及布局
1.1简述：
该机柜采用单舱落地或架空结构形式，前后开门，机柜采用夹芯层结构，中间垫隔热棉，机柜主体结构焊接，部分拼装，主要材料为优质热浸锌板，内外表面喷户外粉。

1.2外形尺寸
图1-2 外形尺寸
1.3内部布局
主设备舱宽度满足19英寸标准机框安装要求，其安装立柱高度为23U,设备安装空间为14U；
蓄电池位于设备舱底部，可提供4个大小为257(长)x176(宽)x166(高)的50AH蓄电池。

MDF最大安装容量为600外线模块，768内线模块；
主设备舱设备布局，如图1-2所示；
图1-2 设备布局
2.配置表
序号存货编号
（料号）
名称规格
单
位
数
量
备注
1 柜体
高*宽*深
1550mmX750mmX750mm
set 1
1、含光缆固定板、接地铜排等
2、机柜材料热浸锌钢板
2 主设备舱风扇组件含4个直流风扇、温控器set 1
3 交流防雷配电单元 C级防雷，交流1路32A
输入，1路20A输出， 6
路10A输出，3U高
set 1
4 蓄电池 12V/50Ah set 4
5 电源系统 GP4860,-48V/40A set 1
6 电源排插模块 set 1
7 保安接线排 25回线 set24
8 测试接线排 32回线 set32
9 保安单元 set600
10 XD-B1打线刀 set 1
11 19英寸12口光纤配线
盒 GC-BS-P1FC
set 1。

机柜说明_精品文档

机柜图片及配置SYJS-01 机柜: 结合IBM*HP.*APC.*DELL等高档机柜的优点, 齐全的机柜设备管理附件, 兼具良好的通风效果, 外观高贵典雅, 工艺精湛、尺寸精密, 适用于各种高档办公环境。

●全部选用SPCC优质冷轧钢板制作；42U机柜厚度: 安装梁2.0mm,主体1.5 mm表面处理:●脱脂、酸洗、防锈磷化、纯水清洗、静电喷塑。

●性能特点:1外观设计高贵典雅: 高密度网孔前门和后门一并解决机械保护、通风散热、外部观察运行状态三方面的使用要求。

2工艺精湛、尺寸精密；可关闭的上部、下部多处走线通道, 底部大走线孔尺寸可按需调整。

3可选配安装底座, 达到固定机柜、底部过线、底部送冷风的要求；4可方便拆卸的左右侧门和前后门, 全方位操作,多方位察看；高效坚固的并柜连接。

5可同时安装脚轮和支撑脚；结构坚固；●机柜配置:600*2000*10001固定层板三个2四个高速排风扇3一个多位电源4支撑地角4只5万向转动轮4只6按装螺母40套7网孔前门1个,网孔后门1个,可拆卸侧门两个600*2000*6001固定层板三个机柜报价如下:600宽*2000高*1000深4100元（含税）600宽*2000高*600深3200元（含税）2二个高速排风扇3一个多位电源4支撑地角4只5万向转动轮4只6按装螺母40套7网孔前门1个, 网孔后门1个, 可拆卸侧门两个机柜图片及配置SYJS-01 机柜:●全部选用SPCC优质冷轧钢板制作；42U机柜厚度: 安装梁 1.5mm,主体1.0 mm表面处理:●脱脂、酸洗、防锈磷化、纯水清洗、静电喷塑。

●性能特点:1外观设计高贵典雅: 前门玻璃, 金属后门, 一并解决机械保护、通风散热、外部观察运行状态三方面的使用要求。

2工艺精湛、尺寸精密；可关闭的上部、下部多处走线通道, 底部大走线孔尺寸可按需调整。

3可选配安装底座, 达到固定机柜、底部过线、底部送冷风的要求；4可方便拆卸的左右侧门和前后门, 全方位操作,多方位察看；高效坚固的并柜连接。

机柜技术说明书

ZPX-415型违法闯红灯抓拍系统技术说明书编制：＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿审核：＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿工艺：＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿标准化：＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿批准：＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿哈尔滨新中新猎豹电子工程有限公司目录一、概述： (1)二、结构特征 (1)三、安装和调试 (1)1、工控机单元安装调试技术要求： (1)2、工控机检验技术要求： (3)3、工控机箱检验技术要求： (5)4、机柜排风风扇安装技术要求： (5)5、机柜检验技术要求： (5)6、摄像机检验技术要求： (6)7、防护罩检验技术要求： (6)8、闪光灯检验技术要求： (6)四、整机检验技术要求： (6)五、硬件狗驱动板整机检验技术要求： (8)六、并口检测板检验技术要求 (9)七、红灯检测技术要求 (11)八、显示板检测技术要求 (11)九、温控板检测技术要求 (12)十、闪灯驱动板检验技术要求 (13)十一、故障分析与排除 (14)十二、维修和保养 (14)十三、产品成套器材 (14)一、概述：本说明书用于指导制造过程中的安装、调试、检验以及包装、存储等事项。

本说明书中未提及的与制造有关的其它部分，按常规方法和要求进行。

二、结构特征ZPX-415型违法闯红灯抓拍系统总体结构可分为主机部分和前端部分。

前端部分包括闪光灯组件和摄像机组件，主机部分包括防护机柜、工控机、检测控制单元、温控单元、闪光灯驱动单元、面板显示单元等，通过扁平连接线缆和导线相连接。

闪光灯组件由防护罩、闪光灯组成。

闪光灯组件的数量是根据抓拍的总车道数量确定的，即每个车道对应1个闪光灯组件。

摄像机组件由摄像机、摄像机防护罩、安装支架、开关电源等组成，它与抓拍主机的摄像机电源输出端子和工控机的视频输入端子相连接；它的数量由抓拍的方向数和车道数来确定。

闪光灯组件和摄像机组件单独包装。

三、安装和调试1、工控机单元安装调试技术要求：1、参照样机明确要装配的主板、并口、视频卡、电子盘和数据硬盘的位置，如图。

机柜空调使用说明书(RA-900W电子版)

本安装使用说明书由上海泠逸工业制冷设备有限公司技术部&研发部共同编著，在编制过程中同时也得到公司总经理室、售后服务中心、市场部以及销售部各位领导和同仁的大力协助，在此一并致谢。我们已尽力确保本说明书上的信息准确。由于我们一直致力于技术的不断改进创新，因此设备及其规格参数如有变动，恕不另行通知。另外，为适应工业场合的条件及客户要求，我们也可能对设备及其规格参数做些修改。并需说明，不是所有的规格均无条件适合每个工业场合。
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冷气机
电控箱
冷气机
图四
电控箱
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泠逸工业制冷·安装使用说明书
机柜空调
2、安装方法（1）当机组在搬运、装卸时，请始终保持设备处于垂直直立状态，不要将设备长期放在露天场所；（2）为使空调器的冷却效果最佳，请将机组直接安装在电气柜的外壁上或顶上（根据用户所选机型来决定），请勿采用风管的形式进行送风，如若确实需要采用风管送风，请先咨询本公司技术工程师；（3）空调器在安装之前，请先确认好安装位置的强度是否能承载机组，以免造成人员受伤及设备损坏，当安装在电气柜门上时，最好该扇箱门能固定不动，当需要打开时请先确认好加在门上的重量不会使整个电气柜倾倒；（4）电气柜上必须开孔，以便使冷风能进入电控箱内，具体的开口尺寸请参见图五；（5）箱体开孔时请严格参照开口尺寸进行，孔口处的毛刺必须清除，以免划伤机组；（6）当长期使用时请注意安装螺栓是否损坏或脱落，若有而未加处理，将有可能导致机器掉落而损坏；（7）侧装式机柜空调的安装方式见下页图；（8）RA-900W 机柜空调安装开孔图见附页图纸；
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机柜空调
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户外机柜IPX55指导书

户外机柜IPX55指导书一、操作指导概述户外型机柜防水要求达到IPX5标准.所参照的标准为IEC60529-1989。

本指导书适用于户外型机柜的通用防水测试操作指导。

二、操作指导说明1测试条件1.1 环境条件：环境温度15-35℃,一个大气压。

1.2 场地：测试可在室内喷淋间操作或在室外操作。

2测试标准按IEC60529-1989标准中IPX5进行测试。

3测试设备3.1 水源：水质要求达到普通洁净自来水标准.喷淋房循环使用的水源需配备有过滤、净化措施. PH值应为6.5~7.2，电阻率不低于500Ω·m，水温与试验样品的温差不大于5℃3.2 喷嘴：IP55标准喷嘴.喷头要求参见IEC60529-1989.直径6.3MM3.3 流量计：流量要求12.5L/min+/-5%3.4 压力计：量程在100Kpa左右，能够准确读出25Kpa～35Kpa备注：或采用等同于IP55标准规定,而且经过华为认证的自动喷淋设备4测试要求4.1 测试工件要求：4.1.1待测机柜内部已完成装配,经过清洁,无水渍；4.1.2机柜作防水测试时不需加电；4.1.3每台机柜均需要测试。

4.2 测试参数，根据IEC60529－1989中IP55等级相关要求，淋水测试技术参数整理如下表：4压力计量程精度5Kpa，可调水压：25Kpa～35Kpa扇区区，见图一水柱垂直喷射高度来是通过流量或者是压力换算的直观确认方法5 水柱喷射高度水柱高度2.5m～3.5m之间为宜图二。

6 机顶测试角度机柜顶面与水柱夹角水柱与机顶夹角控制在45º～135 º，见图三。

通过工装、夹具调整机柜测试面、缝隙等测试单元与水柱之间的夹角满足要求，并保证一致性。

夹角定义见示意图7 其它测试角度水柱与其它测试面之间的夹角1、水柱与顶面以外其它面之间夹角满足60 º～120 º扇面内进行；见图四。

2、水柱方向与缝隙方向之间夹角在45º～135 º扇面内进行，见图五。

SRN系列电子开关柜产品说明书

SRN10630K SRN12630K SRN12830K SRN6625K SRN8625K SRN8630K SRN8830KProduct note SR2 seriesMetal enclosures for automation and distributionThe range of SR2 enclosures is a complete offer of monobloc metal enclosures for constructing small and medium-sized electric switchboards, in particular for control and command or small distribution: their typical use is as an on-board machine switchboard, thermal power station switchboard, pump control switchboard, and others.Construction characteristicsThe construction characteristics of the series guarantee practicalinstallation and versatility, as well as highly technical features, such as the IP65 degree of protection.The enclosure structure is fitted with two ample cable entry flanges (one for the top and one for the bottom side) so that the whole enclo-sure is made reversible, offering the possibility of having door opening either on the right or left.The apparatus can be installed either on a blind or slotted back plate or on a DIN rail combined with the various hinged modular panels.RangeThe range is available in two versions with blind or glass door and is divided into 23 different dimensions: from H=300 to 1200 mm, W=200 to 800 mm and D=150 to 300 mm.Some dimensions can also be stacked vertically, allowing two switch-board sections completely separate from each other to be made inside a single structure.The enclosures can by installed either on the wall using special brack-ets, or on the floor using a plinth h=100 mm.All the products in the range conform to the national and international standards in force, and in particular with the CEI EN 61439-1 and 2 Standard and have IP65 and TYPE 12 (UL Standard) degree ofprotection. The mechanical impact rating is IK10 for the version with blind door and IK09 for the version with glass door.Technical characteristicsConformity with CEI EN 62208, CEI EN 60439-1, IEC61439-1-2Degree of protection IP65 (CEI EN 60529) - TYPE 12 (Normativa UL)Mechanical impact rating IK10 blind doorIK09 glass door(IEC 62262)CertiﬁcationsII 3 G DType of metal material Installation site indoor Fixing methodwall/ﬂoorNormal service conditions - ambient temperature from –5 to +40 °CAtmospheric conditions - relative humidity50% at 40 °C 90% at 20 °CFor further information, please consult the “General Catalogue. Switchboards for automation” technical catalogue (cod. 1STC804013D0902).SR2 seriesMetal enclosures for automation and distribution Selection tableSR2 Enclosures | ABBSR2 Enclosures | ABBSR2 seriesMetal enclosures for automation and distributionNeutral or earthing busbarsThe busbars, made of electrolytic copper with M6 threaded holes with 25 mm pitch, can be mounted on the back plates by means of special supports. They must be sized according to the enclosure and their installation position.Sections for accessoriesThese allow accessories to be ﬁxed (e.g. wiring ducts) inside the blind doors.They consist of a pair of white galvanized sheet vertical crosspieces15/10 thick pre-drilled with 25 mm pitch. In the 1000 and 1200 mm high enclosures with blind door, the sections are already provided.Code Description Dimensions mm (W)Adhesive label holderCode DescriptionDimensions mm (W)Diagram pocketsMade of plastic, grey RAL 7035 colour, size A4. The pocket can be applied inside the blind doors with width higher than 400 mm, by means of the adhesive provided.Code DescriptionLabelsCode DescriptionClosing caps for instrument panelsCode DescriptionDIN rail and ﬁxing bracketsCode DescriptionDimensions mm (W)(2)Labels writable using compatible Grafoplast systemAccessoriesSR2 Enclosures | ABBOverall dimensionsSRN3215K SRN3315K SRN3415K SRN4315K SRN4320K SRN4420K SRN4620K SRN5320K SRN5420K SRN5425K SRN6420K SRN6425K SRN6625K SRN7520K SRN7525K SRN8625K SRN8630K SRN8830K30330330340340340340350350350360360360370370380380380320330340330330340360330340340340340360350350360360380314714714714719719719719719724719724724719724724729729782828282132132132132132182132182182132182182232232133,5133,5133,5133,5183,5183,5183,5183,5183,5233,5183,5233,5233,5183,5233,5233,5283,5283,5AB C D E 151,5151,5151,5201,5201,5201,5201,5251,5251,5251,5100100100100100150150150F (*)SRN10625K SRN10630K SRN10830K SRN12630K SRN12830K SRN5420VK SRN5425VK SRN6420VK SRN6425VK SRN7520VK SRN7525VK SRN8625VK SRN8630VKSRN10625VK SRN10630VK SRN10830VK SRN12630VK SRN12830VK 1003100310031203120350350360360370370380380310031003100312031203603603803603803403403403403503503603603603603803603803247297297297297197247197247197247247297247297297297297182232232232232132182132182132182182232182232232232232233,5283,5283,5283,5283,5183,5233,5183,5233,5183,5233,5233,5283,5233,5283,5283,5283,5283,5AB C D E 150150150150150150150150150150150150150150150150150150F (*)GHI L 237337437337337437637337437437437437637537537637637837G H I L 63763783763783743743743743753753763763763763783763783726326326336336336336346346346356356356366366376376376396396396311631163463463563563663663763763963963963116311631632633632632633635632633633633633635634634635635637635635637635637633633633633634634635635635635637635637633373373374374374374375375375376376376377377378378378371037103710371237123753753763763773773783783710371037103712371237(*)Locks (F)n o 1 central for enclosures with h=303 to 503 mm n o 2 for enclosures withh=603 to 703 mm (F=100 mm) n o 2 for enclosures from h=803 to 1203 mm (F=150 mm)(**)Coppered pinonly for enclosures from h=1003 to 1203 mm(***)Coppered pin on the doorn o 1 for enclosures from h=303 to 503 mm n o 4 for enclosures from h=603 to 803 mm n o 6 for enclosures from h=1003 to 1203 mm (****)Flange fixing holesn o 4 for enclosures from W=203 mmn o 6 for enclosures from W=303 to 403 mm n o 8 for enclosures from W=503 to 1203 mmPF3020PF3030PF3040 - PF4030PF4040PF5030PF5040PF6040 - PF4060PF6060PF7050PF8060PF8080PF1060PF1080PF1260PF1280Code O P 16026036036026036036056046056076056076056076026026026036046046056056066076076096096011601160Internal plates * The counterdoors with H 500 mm, 600 mm,700 mm, only have a centre hole for the lockKC5040K*KC6040K*KC7050K*KC8060K KC1060K KC1080K KC1260K KC1280KCode45655665675695695611561156M 360360460560560760560760NInternal counterdoors Modular panels and internal counte rdoor Front view1S T C 804017L 0201 - 12/2010 - 5.000Contact usABB SACEA division of ABB S.p.A.Automation and Distribuition Boards Via Italia, 5823846 Garbagnate Monastero (LC) - Italy Tel.: +39 031 3570 1 Fax: +39 031 3570228 The data and illustrations are not binding. We reserve the right to modify the contents of this document on the basis of technical development of the products, without prior notice.Copyright 2010 ABB. All rights reserved.SRN10630K SRN12630K SRN12830K SRN6625K SRN8625K SRN8630K SRN8830K。

40U-P 机柜现场准备指南说明书

Site Preparation Guide40U-P CabinetSite Preparation GuideRev. 04June 2020This Site Preparation Guide contains information about the 40U-P cabinet. Topics include:•About this guide (2)•Tools required (2)•Environmental requirements (2)•Air quality requirements (2)•Fire suppressant disclaimer (3)•Shock and Vibration (3)•Cabinet Clearance (4)•Cabinet stabilizing (4)•Site floor load-bearing requirements (5)•Casters and leveling feet (6)•Power requirements (7)•Package dimension and clearance (9)•Your next step (10)•If you need help (10)About this guideThis document includes information on:•Environmental requirements○Temperature○Weight○Altitude○Air Quality•Shock and vibration•Cabinet clearance•Cabinet stabilizing•Site floor load-bearing requirements•Casters and leveling feet•Power requirements•Package dimensions and clearanceThe illustrations in this guide are examples only. Depending on what your ordered, your configuration may lookTools required•Scissors•Mechanical Lift or Pallet JackEnvironmental requirements•+15°C to +32°C (59°F to 89.6°F) site temperature.*A fully configured cabinet (with six 30A single-phase line cords) may produce up to 49,100 BTUs per hour. Calculate the BTUs for yourconfiguration at •40% to 55% relative humidity*•The 40U-P weighs 198 KG (435); a cabinet fully configured with EMC products can weigh approximately 1,182 kg (2600 pounds).Make sure your flooring can safely support your configuration. Calculate the minimum load-bearing requirements for your site using the product-specific weights for your system components at •0 to 2439 meters (0 to 8,000 feet) above sea level operating altitude*•LAN and telephone connections for remote service and system operation* Recommended operating parameters. Contents of the cabinet may be qualified outside these limits; refer to the product-specific documentation for system specifications.Air quality requirementsThe products are designed to be consistent with the requirements of the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Environmental Standard Handbook and the most current revision of Thermal Guidelines for Data Processing Environments, Second Edition, ASHRAE 2009b.Cabinets are best suited for Class 1 datacom environments, which consist of tightly controlled environmental parameters, including temperature, dew point, relative humidity and air quality. These facilities house mission-critical equipment and are typically fault-tolerant, including the air conditioners.The data center should maintain a cleanliness level as identified in ISO 14664-1, class 8 for particulate dust and pollution control. The air entering the data center should be filtered with a MERV 11 filter or better. The air within the data center should be continuously filtered with a MERV 8 or better filtration system. In addition, efforts should be maintained to prevent conductive particles, such as zinc whiskers, from entering the facility.The allowable relative humidity level is 20 to 80% non condensing, however, the recommended operating environment range is 40 to 55%. For data centers with gaseous contamination, such as high sulfur content, lower temperatures and humidity are recommended to minimize the risk of hardware corrosion and degradation. In general, the humidity fluctuations within the data center should be minimized. It is also recommended that the data center be positively pressured and have air curtains on entry ways to prevent outside air contaminants and humidity from entering the facility.2For facilities below 40% relative humidity, it is recommended to use grounding straps when contacting the equipment to avoid the risk of Electrostatic discharge (ESD), which can harm electronic equipment.As part of an ongoing monitoring process for the corrosiveness of the environment, it is recommended to place copper and silver coupons (per ISA 71.04-1985, Section 6.1 Reactivity), in airstreams representative of those in the data center. The monthly reactivity rate of the coupons should be less than 300 Angstroms. When monitored reactivity rate is exceeded, the coupon should be analyzed for material species and a corrective mitigation process put in place.Storage time (unpowered) recommendation: do not exceed 6 consecutive months of unpowered storage.Fire suppressant disclaimerFire prevention equipment in the computer room should always be installed as an added safety measure. A fire suppression system is the responsibility of the customer. When selecting appropriate fire suppression equipment and agents for the data center, choose carefully. An insurance underwriter, local fire marshal, and local building inspector are all parties that you should consult during the selection a fire suppression system that provides the correct level of coverage and protection.Equipment is designed and manufactured to internal and external standards that require certain environments for reliable operation. We do not make compatibility claims of any kind nor do we provide recommendations on fire suppression systems. It is not recommended to position storage equipment directly in the path of high pressure gas discharge streams or loud fire sirens so as to minimize the forces and vibration adverse to system integrity.The previous information is provided on an “as is” basis and provides no representations, warranties, guarantees orShock and VibrationProducts have been tested to withstand the shock and random vibration levels. The levels apply to all three axes and should be measured with an accelerometer on the equipment enclosures within the cabinet and shall not exceed:Platform condition Response measurement levelNon operational shock10 G’s, 7 ms durationOperational shock 3 G’s, 11 ms durationNon operational random vibration0.40 Grms, 5–500 Hz, 30 minutesOperational random vibration0.21 Grms, 5–500 Hz, 10 minutesSystems that are mounted on an approved package have completed transportation testing to withstand the following shock and vibrations in the vertical direction only and shall not exceed:Packaged system condition Response measurement levelTransportation shock10 G’s, 12ms durationTransportation random vibration• 1.15 Grms• 1 hour Frequency range 1–200 Hz3Cabinet ClearanceThis cabinet ventilates from front to back; you must provide adequate clearance to service and cool the system. Depending on component-specific connections within the cabinet,15-foot extension power cords are required.Figure 1. Cabinet ClearanceThe illustrations in this guide are examples only. Depending on what your ordered, your cabinet may look somewhatCabinet stabilizingIf you intend to secure the optional stabilizer brackets to your site floor, prepare the location for the mounting bolts. (The additional brackets help to prevent the cabinet from tipping while you service cantilevered levels, or from rolling during minor seismic events.) The brackets provide three levels of protection for stabilizing the unit:•Anti-tip bracket - Use this bracket to provide an extra measure of anti-tip security. One or two kits may be used. For cabinets with components that slide, we recommend that you use two kits.All measurements are in inches.EMC2853•Anti-move bracket - Use this bracket to permanently fasten the unit to the floor.4Seismic restraint bracket - Use this bracket to provide the highest protection from moving or tipping.•All measurements are in inches.EMC2856Site floor load-bearing requirementsInstall the cabinet in raised or non-raised floor environments capable of supporting at least 1,180kg (2,600 lbs.) per cabinet. Your system may weigh less, but requires extra floor support margin to accommodate equipment upgrades and/or reconfiguration.In a raised floor environment:•24 x 24 inch or (60 x 60 cm) heavy-duty, concrete filled steel floor tiles are recommended.•Use only floor tiles and stringers rated to withstand:○concentrated loads of two casters or leveling feet, each weighing up to 1,000 lb (454 kg).○minimum static ultimate load of 3,000 lb (1,361 kg).○rolling loads of 1,000 (454) kg). On floor tiles that do not meet the 1,000 lb rolling load rating, use coverings such a plywood to protect floors during system roll.•Position adjacent cabinets with no more than two casters or leveling feet on a single floor tile.5•Cutouts in 24 x 24 in tiles must be no more that 8 inches (20.3 cm) wide by 6 inches (15.3 cm) deep, and centered on the tiles, 9inches (22.9 cm) from the front and rear and 8 inches (20.3 cm) from the sides. Since cutouts will weaken the tile, you can minimize deflection by adding pedestal mounts adjacent to the cutout; the number and placement of additional pedestal mounts relative to a cutout must be in accordance with the floor tile manufacture's recommendations.When positioning the cabinet, take care to avoid moving a caster into a floor tile cutout.Ensure that the combined weight of any other objects in the data center does not compromise the structural integrity of the raised floor and/or the subfloor (non-raised floor).We recommend that a certified data center design consultant inspect your site to ensure that the floor is capable of supporting thesystem and surrounding weight . Note that actual cabinet weight depends on your specific product configuration; you can calculate your total using the tools available at Casters and leveling feetThe cabinet bottom includes four caster wheels. The front wheels are fixed; the two rear casters swivel in a 1.75-inch diameter. Swivel position of the caster wheels will determine the load-bearing points on your site floor, but does not affect the cabinet footprint. Once youhave positioned, leveled, and stabilized the cabinet, the four leveling feet determine the final load-bearing points on your site floor.CL3627FrontRear viewRear viewNote: Some items in the views are removed for clarity.(see detail A)Dimension 3.620 to center of caster wheel from this surfaceDetail A(right front corner)1.750Caster swivel diameterDetail B Bottom view Leveling feetAll measurements are in inches.The customer is ultimately responsible for ensuring that the data center floor on which the system is to be configured is 6Power requirementsDepending on the cabinet configuration and input ac power source, single or three-phase, the cabinet requires two to 12 independent power sources. To determine your site requirements, use the published technical specifications and device rating labels. This will helpprovide the current draw of the devices in each rack. The total current draw for each rack can then be calculated. For Dell EMC products,visit the "Dell EMC Power Calculator" on the web at .Table 1. Single-phase power connection requirementsSpecificationNorth American3 wire connection (2 L and 1 G)aInternational and Australian 3 wire connection (1 L, 1 N, and 1 G)Input nominal voltage200 - 240 V ac +/- 10% L - L nom 220 - 240 V ac +/- 10% L - L nomFrequency 50 - 60 Hz 50 - 60 HzCircuit breakers 30 A 32 A Power zonesTwo TwoPower requirements at site (minimum to maximum)•One to six 30 A, single-phase drops per zone•Each rack requires a minimum of two drops to a maximum of 12 drops. This will bedetermined by the system configuration and the power needs for that configuration.a.L = line phase, N = neutral, G = groundTable 2. Single-phase AC power input connector optionsSingle-phase rack connector optionsCustomer AC source interface receptacleSiteNEMA L6-30P NEMA L6-30RNorth America and JapanRussellstoll 3750DPRussellstoll 9C33U0North America and JapanIEC-309 332P6IEC-309 332C6InternationalCLIPSAL 56PA332CLIPSAL 56CSC332AustraliaTable 3. Three-phase AC power connection requirementsSpecificationNorth American (Delta)4 wire connection (3 L and 1 G)aInternational and Australian (Wye)5 wire connection (3 L, 1 N, and 1 G)Input nominal voltage 200 - 240 V ac +/- 10% L - L nom 220 - 240 V ac +/- 10% L - N nom Frequency 50 - 60 Hz 50 - 60 Hz Circuit breakers50 A32 A7Table 3. Three-phase AC power connection requirements (continued)a.L = line phase, N = neutral, G = groundTable 4. Three-phase Delta-type AC power input connector optionsThree-phase Delta rack connector optionsCustomer AC source interface receptacleSiteRussellstoll 9P54U2Russellstoll 9C54U2North America and InternationalHubbell CS-8365CHubbell CS-8364CNorth AmericaTable 5. Three-phase Wye-type AC power input connector optionsThree-phase Wye rack connector options Customer AC source interface receptacleSite GARO P432-6GARO S432-6InternationalHubbell L22-30PHubbell L22-30RNorth AmericaFly Lead Customer Receptacle International8Table 5. Three-phase Wye-type AC power input connector options (continued)Three-phase Wye rack connector options Customer AC source interface receptacle SitePackage dimension and clearanceMake certain your doorways and elevators are wide enough and tall enough to accommodate the shipping pallet and cabinet. Use a mechanical lift or pallet jack to position the packaged cabinet in its final location.EMC28369Your next stepFollow the illustrated instructions printed on the outside of the shipping unit to remove the cardboard packing material; cut the shipping straps and corner tape, then remove the top cover and tape.Refer to the 40U-P Cabinet Unpacking and Setup Guide located on for instructions on:•attaching the unloading ramp,•releasing the cabinet from the pallet,•unloading the cabinet•setting up the cabinet in your environment, and•repackaging shipping material.If you need helpFor questions about technical support and service, contact you service provider.For questions about upgrades, contact your sales office.10Notes, cautions, and warningsA NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your product.A CAUTION indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the problem.A WARNING indicates a potential for property damage, personal injury, or death.© 2018 - 2020 Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. All rights reserved. Dell, EMC, and other trademarks are trademarks of Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. Other trademarks may be trademarks of their respective owners.。

户外机柜的技术性能介绍

TOC09A 型户外一体化综合机柜产品介绍TOC09A 型户外一体化综合机柜，是一款三舱三门结构的热交换型机柜，适用于室外落地安装。

主要用作分布式基站的设备接入。

产品由2个独立的设备舱和1个电池舱组合而成。

设备舱划分2个机柜（舱体），每个机柜（舱体）从上往下约高20U 空间，两个机柜（舱体）放置的设备包括：BBU 和传输设备、交、直流配电与防护单元、开关电源、监控单元、光纤开剥与配线单元及。

设备安装空间全部采用19英寸的标准安装模式，机柜采用空调或热交换器系统进行散热；蓄电池仓是安装蓄电池的独立空间，采用半导体制冷方式。

产品外观如图1所示：图1：TOC09A型户外一体化综合机柜产品外观产品内部结构如图2和图3所示：图2：TOC09A 型户外一体化综合机柜产品内部结构图3：TOC09A型户外一体化综合机柜产品内部结构图1：TOC09-1350型机柜外观图2：TOC09-1350型机柜设备1舱内部设备图3：TOC09-1350型机柜设备2舱内部结构图4：TOC09-1350型机柜立式电池舱内部结构对于具有特别寒冷天气的地区（室外温度低于-10℃的地区），设备舱可选用带PTC 辅助加热功能的空调或热交换器。

当室外温度对于机柜内部设定的温度时，外循环风机和压缩机停止转动。

内循环风机启动，同时内部的PTC 加热器启动，给机柜内部升温。

确保机柜内部在设定的温度范围之内。

PTC 加热器也可选择单独的PTC辅助加热模块，安装在机柜内部，该模块采用标准19英寸安装，安装灵活。

加热模块由安装在机柜内部的温控器控制。

低于设定的温度，加热器启动。

高于设定的温度，电源断开，加热器停止工作。

（由于PTC加热器加热的高温度为75℃左右。

所以非常安全）。

PTC辅助加热模块可根据要求配置动力与环境监控单元，能通过基站动力环境集中监控系统将机柜里电源掉电、电源故障、门禁、温度、湿度、烟雾、水浸、蓄电池电压等告警量上报到OMC。

我公司的机柜监控单元的外观及监控功能如下图所示：。

户外机柜技术规范书

户外机柜技术规范1 适用范围本规范规定了户外机柜的定义、技术性能指标、试验方法、检验规则、包装、运输和贮存的要求。

2 引用标准下列文件中的条款通过本标准的引用而成为本标准的条款。

凡是注日期的引用文件，其随后所有的修改单（不包括勘误的内容）或修订版均不适用于本标准，然而，鼓励根据本标准达成协议的各方研究是否可使用这些文件的最新版本。

凡是不注日期的引用文件，其最新版本适用于本标准。

GA/T 73-1994 《机械防盗锁》GB/T 1732-1993 《漆膜耐冲击测定法》GB/T 2423.2-2001 《电工电子产品环境试验第2部分: 试验方法试验B: 高温》GB/T 2423.17-1993 《电工电子产品基本环境试验规程试验Ka: 盐雾试验方法》GB/T 2423.24-1995 《电工电子产品环境试验第2部分: 试验方法试验Sa: 模拟地面上的太阳辐射》GB/T 2828.1-2003 《计数抽样检验程序第1 部分:按接收质量限(AQL)检索的逐批检验抽样计划》GB/T 3181-1995 《漆膜颜色标准》GB/T 3873-1983 《通信设备产品包装通用技术条件》GB 4208-1993 《外壳防护等级(IP代码)》GB 4793.1-1995 《测量、控制和试验室用电气设备的安全要求第1部分: 通用要求》GB/T 5700-1985 《室内照明测量方法》Q/BJT 11—2006GB/T 9286-1998 《色漆和清漆漆膜的划格试验》GB/T 18663.1-2002 《通信设备机械结构、公制系列和英制系列的试验第1 部分：有源箱、机架、插箱和机箱的气候、机械试验及安全要求》GB/T 19183.5-2003 《电子设备机械结构户外有源箱第3部分:有源箱和柜体的气候、机械试验及安全要求》GB/T 14715-1993 《信息技术设备用不间断电源通用技术条件》GB/T 16821－1997 《通信用电源设备通用试验方法》YD/T 122-1997 《邮电工业产品铭牌》YD/T 282－2000 《邮电通信设备可靠性通用试验方法》YD/T 585-1999 《通信用配电设备》YD/T 731 《通信用高频开关整流器》YD/T 799-2002 《通信用阀控式密封铅酸蓄电池》YD/T 944-1998 《通信电源设备的防雷技术要求和测试方法》YD/T 1074—2000 《通信用交流稳压器》YD/T 1095-2000 《通信用不间断电源——UPS》YD/T 1360-2005 《通信用阀控式密封胶体蓄电池》YD/T 5098-2005 《通信局(站)防雷与接地工程设计规范》YD/T 5186-2010 《通信系统用室外机柜安装设计规定》IEC/TS 61587-3-1999 《电子设备的机械结构.IEC 60917和IEC 60297试验.第3部分:有源箱、支架及辅助框架的电磁屏蔽性能试验》3 相关释义3.1 户外机柜应用于通信系统，直接处于户外气候环境条件下，内部可集成通信电源、交直流配电、温控、监控、防雷接地等系统功能，各集成模块若发生故障可单独更换，为内部通信设备提供机械和环境保护的柜体。

CGG200-A2H11 通讯户外专用机柜空调器使用说明书

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1. 适用对象
本空调器尤其面向通讯机柜户外专用而设计，其安装的意义在于对控制柜（正常工作时为密闭状态）内部实行温度控制，将柜内温度控制在 28～40℃之间，以保证柜内的所有热敏元器件可以正常工作，发挥其最佳的工作性能。
除以上说明的应用对象以外的其他任何应用场合所造成的任何损害，我方不承担责任。
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4. 安全警示
谨防触电 l 请按本说明书操作进行。否则，不恰当的安装可能会导
致漏水、触电、火灾、设备松动或脱落等危及安全的事故发生。 l 禁止在电源线中途引线或延长电源线，禁止重压、加热、拉扯电源线。 l 电源的电压、频率和容量必须符合本产品的使用规定。 l 电源进线须安装有独立的断路器。 l 必须连接好地线并确保接地可靠。地线不可接到煤气管、自来水管、避雷针、电话接线上，如果接地不良，会发生触电危险。 l 禁止用湿手操作本设备，以免发生触电危险。 l 清洁、拆卸或维修该设备时，请先切断电源，以免引发触电等事故。 l 对外部 IP 为 54 的空调器可以进行外部水洗；但柜内禁止用水冲洗，以免发生触电危险。 l 所有电气连接都必须符合国家和当地电气规范要求，安装前关闭所有的空调电源，并根据空调铭牌的技术参数选择合适的线径以及电路保护装置。
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运行。
②请与专业维修人员联系。
正常运转中，突然停机，且电气控制系统无故障。
①电源或电路故障。
②排水不通畅，机器自行保护。
①检查电源电路是否正常。
②检查排水系统，确保通畅后重新接通电源。
※ 关于手操器的故障判定，请参照 6.2 参数及操作说明。 ※ 有任何机器故障或使用异常现象，可与昆拓联系。

三达户外通讯柜空调说明书

三达户外通讯柜空调说明书
三达户外通讯柜空调说明书
为了更好的解决户外通信设备的散热问题，三达公司推出了户外
通讯柜空调产品。

以下为使用说明。

一、安装
1. 空调应安装在通讯柜上部，与其相邻的支架上。

2. 空调传热器应找平，并使其与空调蒸发器平行。

3. 安装后，将通讯柜的散热风道与空调风道连接。

4. 连接电源和控制线。

二、使用
1. 操作面板设有开/关、温度调节、风速调节三个按钮，可通过
其中的温度调节和风速调节实现温度和风速的调节。

2. 通讯柜空调在工作时，能自动调节室内温度，当室内温度达到
设定的温度时，空调自动停止运行。

当室内温度低于设定值时，空调
自动启动。

3. 空调每工作3个月结束时，应清洁一次，以保证空调散热效果。

三、注意事项
1. 请勿在水泥地板上直接安装空调。

2. 安装时请勿与通讯柜过于紧密接触，以免影响空气流通。

3. 请勿在雨天使用空调。

4. 请勿在有爆炸性气体、易燃气体环境中使用空调。

5. 当出现以下情况时，应立刻停止使用空调：水源管暴漏、电源线断裂、操作面板损坏等。

希望以上使用说明能对您使用三达户外通讯柜空调有所帮助。

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三达户外通讯柜空调说明书

三达户外通讯柜空调说明书概述•介绍三达户外通讯柜空调的作用和特点•引入文章主题，阐明目的和结构安装与接线安装1.准备工具和材料–螺丝刀–键盘扳手–室外通讯柜空调–安装支架–螺丝2.检查安装环境–确保通讯柜周围没有障碍物–检查空调安装位置是否平整稳固3.安装支架–根据空调尺寸选择合适的支架–使用螺丝刀将支架安装在通讯柜上4.安装空调–将空调放置在支架上–使用螺丝将空调固定在支架上接线1.检查电源–确保通讯柜的电源符合要求–检查电源线是否损坏2.连接电源线–将空调的电源线插入通讯柜的电源插座–确保插头与插座匹配并紧固3.接地线–将空调的接地线连接到通讯柜的接地线–确保接地线能够有效接地操作与设置运行操作1.开机–旋转开关至“ON”位置–等待空调自检完成2.制冷和制热模式切换–按下模式按钮来切换制冷和制热模式–在屏幕上显示相应的模式指示灯3.温度设置–使用温度调节按钮增加或减少温度–观察屏幕上的温度显示变化高级设置1.定时开关机–按下定时开关机按钮–使用加减按钮设置定时开关机时间2.风速调节–按下风速调节按钮–选择合适的风速档位3.温度补偿–按下温度补偿按钮–使用加减按钮设置温度补偿值4.自动模式–按下自动模式按钮–空调将根据室内温度调节工作模式维护与保养清洁1.关机–将空调转至“OFF”位置–断开电源2.清洁外壳–使用柔软的湿布擦拭空调外壳–避免使用化学溶剂或腐蚀性清洁剂3.清洁滤网–打开空调前面板–取出滤网并用清水冲洗–晾干后放回原位故障排除1.无法开机–检查电源线是否插紧–确认通讯柜的电源是否正常2.温度无法调节–检查温度调节按钮是否损坏–检查温度传感器是否正常工作3.无制冷效果–检查空调是否进入制冷模式–检查冷媒是否泄漏4.噪音过大–检查空调安装是否牢固–清洁风扇和散热器注意事项•根据使用环境选择合适的通讯柜空调型号•定期进行维护和保养，确保空调正常运行•如遇故障，请联系专业技术人员进行维修结论•总结三达户外通讯柜空调的安装、操作、设置以及维护等关键步骤和注意事项•强调了故障排除的重要性和专业维修的必要性。

SPX1-XJ02A型室外通信机柜使用说明书

按图 10 所示顺时针方向旋转把手门；步骤三：
打开柜门至适当角度。
顺时针方向逆时针方向
图 10 ② 关门步骤步骤一：
将柜门关上，旋转锁把手至初始状态（与开门相反）；步骤二：
锁上门锁、抽出钥匙。
开锁方向
3.1.2 机柜灯的使用及维护
机柜选用交流节能型日光灯，技术参数：交流 AC220V，额定功率为 8W。本日光灯上附有按钮开关，采用卡槽固定，拆卸时首先拔掉照明日光灯的电源插头，再向下扳开照明灯即可。使用过程中，如果遇到机柜照明灯不亮，请先检查灯的开关是否打开。如果开关已打开且灯仍不亮，则通过万用表或试电笔测试照明灯的供电是否正常。若供电正常则说明照明灯已损坏可更换。若电压不正常，请专业人员检查照明灯线路。
模块面板，从市电开关处接入交流 AC220V 电源并旋紧空开螺钉。 3.2.3 光缆、光纤的引入及走线
柜体安装、电源引入结束后，拧开柜内左侧松不脱螺钉，打开 MDF 安装旋转支架。光缆从底板引入(左、右侧均可)机柜后进行开剥固定，进入熔接盘加保护套管熔接，通过适配器后进入主设备。
光纤走纤示意如下图 12：
1.4.2 输入电压
◆ 交流 AC 220V±10%
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SPX1-XJ02A/B 型室外通信机柜
江苏香江科技股份有限公司
2. 机柜的安装固定
SPX1-XJ02A 型室外通信机柜采用壁挂方式安装，具体步骤如下：步骤一：
打开包装箱，按装箱单清点箱内物品，在设备安装处（墙壁）相应位置打孔（具体位置如下图 5、6 所示，应适应Ф10 膨胀螺钉安装）。
下部为电源输入、市电/油机转换及电源分配区域。机柜内部结构如图 2：
照明日光灯安装区域
户外柜顶盖主设备区

户外柜说明书

户外柜说明书地址：江苏省姜堰市双登科工园邮编：225526电话：+86-523-88521888户外柜说明书0203我公司户外柜系列产品是为满足移动通信分布式基站的无机房建设要求而设计生产，产品严格按照通讯行业相关技术规范标准设计开发，现已取得泰尔试验认证证书。

柜体具备良好的防风、防沙、防雨、防晒及防盗等功能，防护等级可达IP55。

机柜根据使用环境可选择单台或两台、三台组合安装。

依据机柜的实际使用环境及客户需求可选用空调、热交换器或强迫风冷等换热方式，确保柜体内的设备电池等能够在工作温度范围内安全使用。

柜体外形尺寸可选用标准尺寸或依据柜体实际需求实现尺寸定制设计生产。

户外柜依据使用功能可分为设备柜、电池柜及综合柜等几种，机柜的主要参数及性能如下：2.外观与表面处理机柜表面涂层颜色使用灰白色或浅灰色，涂层符合GB/T 3181-1995中的要求，或依客户要求。

4.技术参数规格4.1 一单元两仓户外机柜（上仓19英寸机架；下仓电池架）4.2 户外电池柜（直流48V）3.结构特点户外柜可依据客户要求安装开关电源设备、监控单元设备及交直流空调等辅助运行设备，柜体尺寸可依据设计需求灵活定制。

室外机柜材料采用厚度不小于50mm的绝热阻燃板材料，绝热阻燃板面板内外采用厚度不小于0.5mm的彩钢板，确保柜体内的温度在严酷环境达到使用要求。

图一户外柜外形图1.基本要求工作温度范围：-40℃～+50℃贮存温度范围：-25℃～+55℃相对湿度要求：5%～100%大气压力：62kpa～101kpa太阳辐射强度：总辐射强度1120×(1±10%)W/m2柜体外形尺寸（mm）柜体内部尺寸（mm）门装设备监控单元（含门禁，温度，烟雾）910D*910W*2150H800D*800W*1800H上仓80W/K热交换器下仓200W TEC柜体外形尺寸（mm）柜体内部尺寸（mm）门装换热设备监控单元（含门禁，温度，烟雾）910D*910W*2150H 800D*800W*1800H 直流空调500W JBJK-10制冷量加热量80W/K 500W左右JBJK-10大于200W上仓19英寸机架高（mm）1040712下仓电池仓高 (mm)。

40U-P 机柜拆箱和设置指南说明书

40U-P CabinetUnpacking and Setup GuideRev. Rev 02July 2020This Unpacking and Setup Guide contains information about the 40U-P cabinet. Topics include:•Before you start (2)•Tools required (2)•Hardware acclimation (2)•Steps to unpack and setup cabinet (3)•Remove the ramp and shipping material from the cabinet (3)•Remove the cabinet shipping brackets (5)•Attach the unloading ramp (6)•Roll the cabinet down the ramp (7)•Position and level the cabinet (8)•Power requirements (8)•Attach (optional) brackets (11)•Install the lower trim strip (12)•Ground the cabinet (13)•Repackaging shipping material (2-piece ramp kits only) (14)•If you need help (15)Before you startThis section contains important information you should read prior to unpacking and setting up the 40U-P cabinet.Some products are designed for installation by trained service personnel only. Attempts by unqualified personnel to Please dispose of shipping material responsibly, and recycle wherever and whenever possible. Cabinet packaging that includes a collapsibleTools required•9/16-in. (14-mm) socket wrench•Adjustable wrench•Flat screwdriver•Phillips screwdriverHardware acclimationSystems and components must acclimate to the operating environment before power is applied to them. Once unpackaged, the system must reside in the operating environment for up to 16 hours to thermally stabilize and prevent condensation.If the last 24 hours of the TRANSIT/STORAGE environment was:…and the OPERATINGenvironment is:…then let the system orcomponent acclimate in thenew environment this manyhours:Temperature Relative Humidity Temperature Acclimation TimeNominal68–72°F (20–22°C)Nominal 40–55% RH Nominal68–72°F (20–22°C) 40–55%RH1 hour or lessCold <68°F (20°C)Dry <30% RH<86°F (30°C) 4 hours 2If the last 24 hours of the TRANSIT/STORAGE environment was:…and the OPERATINGenvironment is:…then let the system orcomponent acclimate in thenew environment this manyhours:Damp >30% RHHot >72°F (22°C)Dry <30% RHHumid 30–45% RHHot >72°F (22°C)Humid 45–60% RH<86°F (30°C)8 hoursHot >72°F (22°C)Humid >60% RH<86°F (30°C)16 hoursUnknownIMPORTANT:•If there are signs of condensation after the recommended acclimation time has passed, allow an additional eight (8) hours to stabilize.•System components must not experience changes in temperature and humidity that are likely to cause condensation to form on or in that system or component. Do not exceed the shipping and storage temperature gradient of 45°F/hr (25°C/hr).•To facilitate environmental stabilization, open both front and rear cabinet doors.Steps to unpack and setup cabinetThe steps to unpack, setup and repackage the shipping material are listed in the following table:Step Task1Remove the ramp and shipping material from the cabinet on page 32Remove the cabinet shipping brackets on page 53#unique_104Roll the cabinet down the ramp on page 75Position and level the cabinet on page 86Attach AC power input cords7Attach (optional) brackets on page 118Install the lower trim strip on page 129Ground the cabinet on page 1310Repackaging shipping material (2-piece ramp kits only) on page 14Remove the ramp and shipping material from the cabinetSteps1.Remove any boxes and other material from the cabinet sides.32.Do not pull a ramp down from the top. To release the ramp from the pallet, grasp the ramp, pull it straight back toward you, then pull itstraight up to free it from the screws.43.Remove the plastic covering from the cabinet.Remove the cabinet shipping bracketsSteps1.At the rear of the cabinet, remove the rear shipping bracket, by removing the bolts that go through the bracket to the cabinet and intothe pallet.2.At the front of the cabinet, remove the bottom cabinet bezel, if necessary. Pull the bezel straight out to remove it.3.Remove the bolts that attach the cabinet to the front shipping bracket. Your can leave the front bracket attached to the shippingpallet.5Attach the unloading rampSteps1.Insert the ramp brackets into the pallet notches in the rear of the pallet.2.If your shipment includes a two-piece ramp, attach part A to the pallet and part B to part A. 6CL4692Roll the cabinet down the rampAbout this taskMake certain the leveling feet are secured in the UP position before moving the cabinet. Secured feet allow the cabinet7ATTENZIONE! Poiché il cabinet è molto pesante assicurarsi di essere in un numero sufficiente di persone e di avere un appoggio sicuro prima di spingerlo sullo scivolo.ADVERTENCIA! El bastidor es pesado. Asegúrese de contar con ayuda suficiente y de tener un apoyo seguro antes de colocar el bastidor en la rampa.Balance the cabinet from the sides; do not grasp the plastic bezels or other components on the front of the cabinet.DO NOT STAND IN FRONT OF THE CABINETEMC2846Position and level the cabinetAbout this taskEMC2847Power requirementsDepending on the cabinet configuration and input ac power source, single or three-phase, the cabinet requires two to 12 independent power sources. To determine your site requirements, use the published technical specifications and device rating labels. This will help provide the current draw of the devices in each rack. The total current draw for each rack can then be calculated. For Dell EMC products, visit the "Dell EMC Power Calculator" on the web at .Table 1. Single-phase power connection requirementsSpecification North American3 wire connection (2 L and 1 G)a International and Australian3 wire connection (1 L, 1 N, and 1 G)Input nominal voltage200 - 240 V ac +/- 10% L - L nom220 - 240 V ac +/- 10% L - L nom 8Table 1. Single-phase power connection requirements (continued)SpecificationNorth American3 wire connection (2 L and 1 G)aInternational and Australian 3 wire connection (1 L, 1 N, and 1 G)Frequency 50 - 60 Hz50 - 60 Hz Circuit breakers30 A 32 APower zonesTwo TwoPower requirements at site (minimum to maximum)•One to six 30 A, single-phase drops per zone•Each rack requires a minimum of two drops to a maximum of 12 drops. This will bedetermined by the system configuration and the power needs for that configuration.a.L = line phase, N = neutral, G = groundTable 2. Single-phase AC power input connector optionsSingle-phase rack connector optionsCustomer AC source interface receptacleSiteNEMA L6-30P NEMA L6-30RNorth America and JapanRussellstoll 3750DPRussellstoll 9C33U0North America and JapanIEC-309 332P6IEC-309 332C6InternationalCLIPSAL 56PA332CLIPSAL 56CSC332AustraliaTable 3. Three-phase AC power connection requirementsSpecificationNorth American (Delta)4 wire connection (3 L and 1 G)aInternational and Australian (Wye)5 wire connection (3 L, 1 N, and 1 G)Input nominal voltage 200 - 240 V ac +/- 10% L - L nom 220 - 240 V ac +/- 10% L - N nom Frequency 50 - 60 Hz 50 - 60 Hz Circuit breakers 50 A 32 A Power zonesTwoTwoPower requirements at site (minimum to maximum)North America (Delta):•One to two 50 A, three-phase drops per zone•Each rack requires a minimum of two drops to a maximum of four drops. This will be determined by the system configuration and the power needs for that configuration.International (Wye):9Table 3. Three-phase AC power connection requirements (continued)a.L = line phase, N = neutral, G = groundTable 4. Three-phase Delta-type AC power input connector optionsThree-phase Delta rack connector optionsCustomer AC source interface receptacleSiteRussellstoll 9P54U2Russellstoll 9C54U2North America and InternationalHubbell CS-8365CHubbell CS-8364CNorth AmericaTable 5. Three-phase Wye-type AC power input connector optionsThree-phase Wye rack connector options Customer AC source interface receptacleSite GARO P432-6GARO S432-6InternationalHubbell L22-30PHubbell L22-30RNorth AmericaFly Lead Customer Receptacle International10Attach (optional) bracketsWe strongly recommend that you secure your cabinet to the floor with stabilizing brackets. Make sure the cabinet is in its final location before attaching the brackets, then use the supplied bolts and mounting holes to attach them to the cabinet and floorAbout this taskFigure 1. Anti-tip bracket (installed on the front of cabinet)CL4832Figure 2. Anti-move bracket (installed on the front and back of cabinet)11CL4833Figure 3. Seismic bracket (installed on the front, back, and sides of the cabinet)Install the lower trim stripThis procedure describes how to install the lower trim strip.About this taskIf the cabinet is shipped with a front door, there is no need to install the lower front bezel/trim strip.Steps1.Wipe down the lower cabinet with alcohol wipes.2.On the underside of the lower trim strip, remove the double-sided tape from the velcro fasteners.Figure 4. Placement of velcro fasteners on lower trim strip3.Align the lower trim strip with the lower cabinet and firmly press the bezel onto the cabinet until it adheres to the cabinet.12Figure 5. Attaching lower trim stripGround the cabinetEquipment correctly installed within the cabinet is grounded through the AC power cables and connectors. In general, supplemental grounding is not required.About this taskIf your site requires external grounding (for example, to a common grounding network beneath the site floor), you can use the grounding lugs provided on each of the cabinet’s lower power distribution panels (PDP).Ground lug13Repackaging shipping material (2-piece ramp kits only)About this taskFollow these steps to repackage the shipping material:Stepsy each of the outer sleeves flat, then fold it lengthwise before collapsing the three sections, as shown:2.Stack the shipping brackets on the pallet, as shown:3.Place ramp section B upside-down on the pallet, then stack section A, right-side up.4.Stack the two folded outer sleeves above the ramp sections.5.Apply the two collar sections to either side of the pallet; hold them in place with the package hood.146.Band the unit with shipping straps as shown:e the following information to determine how to return the repackaged shipping material:•If the carrier unpacked the cabinet, the carrier handles the return shipment to the packaging supplier.•If the cabinet was unpacked after delivery, refer to the contact number attached to the pamphlet for repacking. This contact is the carrier network for the initial shipment and they will follow the same process as for the initial shipments.If you need helpFor questions about technical support and service, contact you service provider.For questions about upgrades, contact your sales office.More information about this and other products is available on the online support website.15Notes, cautions, and warningsA NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your product.A CAUTION indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the problem.A WARNING indicates a potential for property damage, personal injury, or death.© 2018 - 2020 Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. All rights reserved. Dell, EMC, and other trademarks are trademarks of Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. Other trademarks may be trademarks of their respective owners.。

ASI 自动型机柜（型号：04684-TM）说明书

Scan forInformationverviewDispenses 15 napkins, 23 tampons of specified sizes and has a waste capacity of 1.9 gal (7closed with two (2) tumbler locks. Internal coin-box is keyed differently than door locks. Dispensing mechanisms are fastener mounted internally to provide ability to change mechanisms for coinage denomination. Weights for each feed track are supplied. Universal coin mechanism allows for 25¢, 50¢ and Free (no coin) operation. American Specialties, Inc. | 441 Saw Mill River Road, Yonkers, NY 10701 | (914) 476-9000 | Model:#04684-TM Issued:11/1/2021Revised:3/10/2023Page:1 of 2Revision :R1uStainability /lEEDDual (15) Napkin/ (23) Tampon Vendor with Disposal – Recessed – 25¢ - 50¢ or Free Operation350Toilet Accessories CSI:10 28 13MR 6 (1)EQ 4.1 (1)EQ 4.2 (1)EQ 4.4 (1)O peratiOn & M aintenancet echnical i nfOrMatiOn / p rOduct p rOpertiesi nstallatiOnW arrantyManufacturer reserves the right to make changes to the design, dimensions or functionality of the product without formal notice.Deposit of specified coin allows operation of dispenser. Napkin and tampon dispensers operate independently. Selected product drops into vending opening after operator actuation. Indicator displays empty condition and blocks coin slot when product is depleted. Unit vend product supply is replenished on cycle determined by maintenance needs by opening door and manually reloading product into dispenser supply tracks. Locked compartment prevents unauthorized access. Track weights MUST BE USED to provide positive feed. Waste receptacle is emptied manually on cycle determined by maintenance needs.One (1) Y ear from date of InvoiceAmerican Specialties, Inc. | 441 Saw Mill River Road, Yonkers, NY 10701 | (914) 476-9000 | Model:CSI:#04684-TM 10 28 13Toilet Accessories Issued:11/1/2021Revised:3/10/2023Page:Revision :Type 304 Stainless Steel - Satin Finish PropertyValueDimensions Construction 17-1/4" [438] x 43-3/8" x 4-1/2" [438 x 1102 x 114]Recessed2 of 2R1Unit is mounted in wall recess using #10 self-threading screws (by others). Note that coin slot is 22-15/16" [583] above bottom edge of rough wall opening.Rough Wall Opening (RWO) required is 16" [406] W x 26" [660] H x 4" [102] D minimumNAPKINS, SINGLES, CARDBOARD-BOXED, SEMIGLOSS FINISH CAPACITY 15 BOX SIZE 4-1/4" [108] x 3" [76] x 1-1/8" [29]Stayfree# 4Guards# 247, or 147Kotex# 704, 707, 07010, 07040, 07045, 07300, 07320 Pure-Nat# M-4 Modess# 4TAMPONS, CYLINDER, CARDBOARD, SEMIGLOSS, CRIMPED ENDS CAPACITY 23 TUBE SIZE 3/4" diameter [Ø19] x 5-1/4" [134]TampaxModess T amponsMountingCapacity。