Tool requirements, Installation overview, Installing devices vertically – IBM PC Server/Enterprise Racks 42S User Manual

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NetBAY Power Distribution Units

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Note:

The illustrations in this documentation might be slightly different from your
hardware.

Tool requirements

You will need the following tools to install the Rack PDU:

A Phillips screwdriver

A 10-mm nut driver or 10-mm open-end or box wrench

Installation overview

Use the following general steps to install your Rack PDU:

1.

Install one or two devices in your rack cabinet:

Install devices vertically in your rack cabinet according to “Installing a single
device vertically” on page 157,
OR

Install a single device horizontally in your rack cabinet in 1U of available EIA
mounting space according to “Installing a single device horizontally” on page
169,
OR

Install two devices horizontally in your rack cabinet in 1U of available EIA
mounting space according to “Installing two devices horizontally” on page
171.

2.

Connect line cords and cables according to “Cabling your PDUs” on page 173.

Installing devices vertically

Use the following procedure to mount the Rack PDU in the side of your rack cabinet:

Note:

The mounting holes on the upper and lower side braces in a rack side
compartment must be between 48.6 cm (19.1 in.) and 56.9 cm (22.4 in.) apart. If
your rack cabinet has movable side braces, refer to your rack documentation
for information about relocating your side braces if they are not already spaced
for this installation.

1.

Refer to the documentation that comes with your rack cabinet for additional
information.

Note:

Removing the rack doors and side panels might make your Rack PDU
installation easier.

2.

Install the Rack PDU

c3d on the vertical mounting plate c2d with four M3x5

screws

c1d that come with this option. Make sure that the countersink holes in

the mounting plate are facing away from the device.

Note:

Align the Rack PDU to one end or the other of the vertical mounting plate
to leave room for a second device.

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