Note:Each cabinet location is serviced by two different PDUs.
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Stationary black cabinets are used to house networking equipment in the Data Center. They possess (2) power strips on their rear vertical rails, and are installed in the following two configurations:
Network Substation - This is one or more cabinets placed at one end of every server row. It provides a stable point of connectivity among individual Server Cabinet locations.
Network Row - This row of cabinets ties together connectivity among the room's Network Substations, and also to the building's Network Room outside the Data Center.
Installation:- If cabinets are delivered with castors (for easier transport), remove them. Place them in a box and leave in the Data Center.- Align cabinets in locations indicated on FIG.01. Care must be taken not to overlap the floor tile directly behind leaving it free to be removed easily.- Bolt the cabinet through the floor tile, down to the true floor, at all four corners.- Remove pre-installed horizontal shelves. Place them in a corner of the Data Center.- Install fiber housing, patch panels and wire management within the cabinet. See detail drawings for specific materials and configuration.
Cable Runs:- Route all cables exiting rear of fiber housings and patch panels through rear section of vertical wire managers.- Bundle cables as required. Use hook and loop cable ties pulled snug but not tight enough to kink or compress the cable. Bends in cables must meet or exceed manufacturers' minimum bend radii.- Copper cables to be bundled to a maximum of (24) cables and must not exceed 1 in. (2.5 cm.) in diameter.
SC SM fiber connector panels p# __________Ports to be numbered from top to bottom.
Fiber housing p# __________
SC 50µMM fiber connector panels p# __________Ports to be numbered from top to bottom.
Labels on all fiber housings are placed on exterior door.
Patch panel (black) p# __________
Cat. 6 connectors (violet) p# __________
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Data Center Network Row To Outside Network Room Connection DetailNot To Scale
Blank connectors (black) p# __________
2 Copper patch panel Data Center Network Row to Network Room and Build Room
Fiber housing Data Center Network Row to Network Room 1
Destination
Origin A1/NR
3 Numbering system
NETWORK 50 MICRON MM
A2/3A A2/4AA2/1A A2/2A
A2 / NETWORK SUBSTATIONS
Fiber housing p# __________
LC 50µMM fiber connector panels p# __________ Ports to be numbered from top to bottom.
Fiber housings, multimode connections DC Network Row to Network Substations 1
Fiber Housing Connections
2
1
2
Fiber housing schedule for connector panels
Note:This detail shows fiber housing # 1 as an example of typical connector panel and labeling configuration. See schedule below for layout of other fiber housings.
1
A2
A2/
1A
2 A2/
2A
A2/
3A
A2/
4A
Numbering system3
A2/1A
Labels on all fiber housings are placed on exterior door.
Copper patch panel DC Network Row to Network Substations 1
Patch Panel Connection destinations
2
1
2 Copper patch panel schedule
Note:This detail shows patch panel # 1 as an example of typical connector and labeling configuration. See schedule below for layout of other patch panels.
1
A4
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A4/1A
A4/2A
A4/4A
A4/3A
3A4/6A
A4/5A
Copper patch panel (black) p# __________
Cat. 6 connectors (white)p# __________
Destination
Origin A4/1A
3 Numbering systemNetwork Row Copper DetailNot To Scale
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8 in. (20.3 cm.) Vertical wire manager p# __________
6 in. (15.2 cm.) Vertical wire manager p# __________
Black cabinet equipped with (2) vertical power strips attached inside of rear stiles.
Copper patch panel, connections Network Substation to Network Row and Server Cabinet Locations1Patch Panel Connection destinations
2
1
2 Copper patch panel schedule
1
1A
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1A/A4
1A/1B
1A/1F
1A/1D
31A/1J
1A/1H
4 1A/1L
Patch panel (black)p# __________
To Network RowCat. 6 connectors (black) p# __________
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Network Substation Copper Detail
Origin
Numbering system3
1A/1H
Destination
To Data Drop BoxesCat. 6 connectors (white)p# __________
Note:This detail shows patch panel # 1 as an example of typical connector and labeling configuration. See schedule below for layout of other patch panels.
