HP Integrity BL870c Server-Blade - Manual (Page 18)

Purpose Tool
9/16-inch socket wrench with 1/2-inch drive ratchet • Install caster supports on racks
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Remove screws that secure racks to their shipping pallets
Install baying kit when bolting cabinets together 5/8-inch hex driver
Raise or lower casters (all commercial cabinet types,
seismic rack) 3/4-inch wrench (quantity: two)
Adjust rack leveling pads in seismic rack 5/16-inch allen key
Install anchor bolts in the concrete floor for seismic rack 19-mm wrenches:
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0-150 ft-lb torque wrench with 19-mm, deep socket,
1/2-inch driver for use with anchor bolts
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19-mm “crows foot”, 1/2-inch driver (adapter)
• 19-mm open end wrench
Adjust rack leveling pads in seismic rack R2 6mm (15/64") hex key (allen key)
Install caster on seismic rack R2 9-mm (15/64") hex (allen key)
17-mm (11/16") wrench • Install caster on seismic rack R2
•
Remove screws that secure R2 racks to their shipping
pallets
Raise or lower casters (seismic rack R2) 23-mm (7/8") socket wrench
Install anchor bolts in the concrete floor for seismic rack
R2 24-mm (1") wrench
Attach enclosure ground cables to grounding rails 10-mm socket driver
For cabinets that you bolt to the floor, you need certain tools and equipment for marking the cabinet
positions and drilling the anchoring holes in the concrete floor. See
“Drilling Floor Anchoring
Holes” (page 19) .
Preparing the Work Space
Before beginning the installation of a seismic rack, verify the existence and location of electrical
feeds. Check that the installation site provides all required branch circuit breakers, power feeds,
and ground feeds. These cables must be provided by the customer. Lugs for fastening the cables
to the system are either in kits provided by the installer or attached to the racks before shipment.
18 Installation Preparation Steps