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Brand | Atlas |
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Model | 100 Series |
Category | Racks & Stands |
Language | English |
General disclaimer about product safety and compliance with codes.
Specifies installation location requirements for cabinets.
Mandates installation by qualified personnel per codes.
Specifies maximum load capacity for the cabinet frame.
Advises using PPE during unpacking and installation.
Emphasizes need for sufficient manpower for safe handling.
Details 700 Series gangability and seismic compliance.
States maximum load capacity for all cabinet frames.
Lists safety standard compliance for IT equipment cabinets.
Safety caution regarding manpower for unloading and installation.
Safety caution for using PPE during unpacking and installation.
Instructions for selecting an unpacking location and route.
Step to cut and remove shipping straps.
Step to remove shrink plastic and shipping materials.
Instructions for removing metal shipping stiffeners.
Step to cut and remove hardware bag contents.
Explains adjustable rail movement and torque specification.
Guides locating front rails with attention to clearance.
Instructions for positioning rear rack rails relative to front rails.
Details final torqueing of rails using a hex driver.
Steps for removing the rear door using cane bolts.
Instruction to retain the nylon gap washer.
Caution regarding leg levelers reducing cabinet capacity.
Cautionary advice on cabinet stability and moving procedures.
Safety caution for manpower during floor installation.
Safety caution for PPE during cabinet installation.
Discusses typical floor types and reinforcement needs.
Instructions for anchoring cabinets on a level surface.
Guidance on drilling holes for wedge anchors in masonry.
Details corner hole specs and hardware recommendations.
Safety caution for manpower during equipment installation.
Specifies common mounting hardware (10-32 screws).
Advice to begin equipment mounting in lower cabinet sections.
Recommendation to place heaviest equipment at the bottom.