Chatsworth Products N-Series TeraFrame® Gen 3 Network Cabinet - Manual (Page 4)

4
Safety
Information
WARNINGS:
• Unload
equipment
from
the
cabinet
before
moving
it.
• Two
or
more
cabinets
can
be
bayed
together
(coupled)
to
enhance
their
stability.
Each
cabinet
should
be
anchored
to
the
floor.
• Before
loading
equipment
in
the
cabinet,
be
sure
to
adjust
and
lock
the
leveling
feet
to
level
the
cabinet.
Do
not
use
casters
to
stabilize
the
cabinet;
always
anchor
the
leveling
feet
or
the
cabinet
frame
to
the
floor.
• Always
load
heavy
equipment,
such
as
a
UPS,
at
the
bottom
of
the
cabinet
first,
and
add
lighter
equipment
on
higher
levels.
• A
safety
risk
exists
when
equipment
is
mounted
on
a
shelf
installed
more
than
30
inches
(760
mm)
above
the
floor
in
a
cabinet
without
doors
and/or
side
panels.
The
equipment
may
accidentally
slide
or
be
accidentally
pushed
off
the
shelf
and
fall
on
personnel.
When
equipment
is
mounted
on
a
shelf
in
this
condition,
securely
fasten
the
equipment
to
the
shelf
or
cabinet
frame
in
a
manner
that
will
prevent
the
equipment
from
accidentally
sliding
off
the
shelf.
The
following
accessories
may
be
used
to
secure
certain
equipment
on
shelves:
monitor
tie-­‐down
kit
(P/N
11725-­‐701),
seismic
equipment
tie-­‐down
bracket
(P/N
14061-­‐719),
or
equipment
tie-­‐down
bracket
(P/N
16356-­‐719).
• The
cabinet
can
support
many
system
configurations.
The
amount
of
force
required
to
tip
or
make
the
cabinet
unstable
differs
with
each.
Read
and
follow
your
equipment
manufacturer’s
specific
assembly,
installation,
and
safety
instructions.
• When
servicing
slide-­‐mounted
equipment
such
as
servers:
- Secure
all
equipment,
other
than
the
unit
being
serviced,
in
position
to
prevent
it
from
sliding
out
and
destabilizing
the
cabinet.
- Slowly
extend
only
one
unit
at
a
time.
Extending
multiple
units
may
cause
the
cabinet
to
tip
over.
Rapid
deployment
of
the
unit
could
cause
the
cabinet
to
tip.
• For
protection
of
the
equipment
and
personnel,
ground
each
cabinet
individually
to
the
Telecommunications
Equipment
Bonding
Conductor
(TEBC)
or
Signal
Reference
Structure
(SRS).
• Provide
the
minimum
spacing
between
the
accessories/components
and
the
housing
that
shall
be
maintained
for
safe
operation
of
the
equipment
when
installed
in
accordance
with
the
National
Electric
Code,
ANSI/NFPA
70.
• As
appropriate,
all
wiring
and
equipment
should
be
installed
in
accordance
with
NFPA
70,
“National
Electrical
Code,”
and
the
applicable
sections
of
ANSI
C2,
“National
Electrical
Safety
Code."