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SECTION3
BATTERY CABINET SETUP
This section describes:
Floor load-carrying capacity and clearances
Handling the cabinet
Equipment inspection
FLOOR LOAD-CARRYING CAPACITY
When planning the commissioning, consider the battery cabinet weight for floor where it will be placed. The
load-carrying capacity of the installation surface must be adequate for point and distributed loading. The
approximate weights are shown in the following table.
Table2‐FloorLoad‐carryingcapacity
Battery Cabinet with batteries 100Ah
Maximum Weight Point Loading
1750kg (3859 lbs)
A
3.8kg/cm
2
(54lb/in
2
)
B
1.3kg/cm
2
(12lb/in
2
)
Battery Cabinet with batteries 55Ah
Maximum Weight Point Loading
1150kg (2536 lbs)
A
2.5kg/cm
2
(36lb/in
2
)
B
0.8kg/cm
2
(11lb/in
2
)
Battery Cabinet without batteries
Maximum Weight
300kg (662 lbs)
CLEARANCE
S
The following clearances are recommended for the Battery Cabinet.
Front of Cabinet
150 cm (59”) working space
Back of Cabinet 15.2 cm (6”)
HANDLING THE CABINET (unloading and transporting)
The cabinet can be shipped including the batteries installed inside or without batteries.
On table 2 are reported the weights of cabinets, with and without battery blocks installed.
Unloading and transporting of cabinet must be carried out with appropriate forklift. See fig. 3 for the correct
way to lift the cabinet.
CAUTION to move the cabinet make sure to use a forklift with appropriate characteristics,
rated for the cabinet weight.
Unloading the cabinet requires at least two people to safely remove the cabinet from the
pallet
To remove the battery cabinet from ship pallet:
1) Make sure the path traveled has sufficient support for the combined weight of the forklift and the
battery cabinet.
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