10.1 Cabinet Inspection Checklist
Daily inspections include power distribution systems, thermal management systems, monitoring systems, and security
systems, and are recommended to perform daily inspections in accordance with the table below.
Date: Inspector:
Device Model: Body Number:
Serial
Number
Area Checkpoint
Is inspection
needed?
1 Structure
Screw tightening condition (screw installation is firm, no screws are lost)
Silkprint condition (no wear).
2 Cable Cable operation (normal heat, good insulation).
3
Monitoring
system
Cable strapping situation (line neat, label complete).
RDU health (no alarm, good wiring, normal power, communication indicator flashing).
Smart door lock health (no alarm, no wear on the lock body, key/swipe/remote
unlockable).
LED Lights Health (well wired, logically controlled, lighting pure).
The microswitch is operating in condition (good wiring, normal signal, no damage,
moderate stress).
wire preventer operation condition (good wiring, no alarm, protection switch closed).
Smart meter operation status (wiring well, no alarm, communication light and data light
flashing normally)
PDU is healthy (well wired, alarm-free, communication is normal, logic is controllable).
Emergency fan operation condition (good wiring, no blocking, no damage, logic
controllable).
4 UPS
Routine inspection (good wiring, complete structure)
Observe the alarm indicator (no alarm).
The fan is turning normally (no blocking, no damage).
5 Battery unit
Structure (screw fastening, silk screen complete, no leakage, no damage).
Electric gas (good wiring, good electrical insulation).
The fan is turning normally (no blocking, no damage).
6
Air
conditioning
Indoor fan (blade rotates freely without debris, bearing runs freely)
Drainage system (drain pipe, condensate pipe OK).
Table 10.1 Cabinet Inspections Checklist
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