Silentium AcoustiRACK Active Manuel utilisateur

Silentium

AcoustiRACK™

Active

Soundproofed Rackmount Cabinets

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

V e r s i o n 2 . 0 . 0 , 2 0 0 7

AcoustiRack

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Notice to User

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named herein. Occasionally, changes or variations exist in the product that are not reflected in the

manual. Generally, if such changes or variations are known to exist and to affect the product

significantly, an Addendum accompanies this document. In that event, be sure to read the

Addendum before using the product.

Terms & Conditions

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have read both the Instructions supplied and the Terms and Conditions

Health & Safety Information

AcousticRack

HEALTH & SAFETY INFORMATION

Please read the important Health & Safety Information on this page before

cabinet assembly, equipment installation and general maintenance.

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

Earthing/Grounding

Electrical grounding of the AcoustiRACK™ ACTIVE cabinet is required for operator

and equipment safety and correct function.

The grounding of the cabinet should be carried out and verified by a competent and

qualified electrician.

The side panels, roof, and both doors of the cabinet can be earthed using an

AcoustiRACK™ earthing kit. The earthing kit consists of earthing cabling and fixings

for one cabinet.

GENERAL SAFETY

Lifting Hazard

When lifting any heavy object: ensure you can stand safely without slipping.

Distribute the weight of the object equally between your feet. Use a slow lifting force.

Never move suddenly or twist when you attempt to lift.

Lift by standing or by pushing up with your leg muscles; this action removes the strain

from the muscles in your back.

Do not attempt to lift objects that you think may be too heavy for you.

Good Working Practice

Place removed panels, doors and other parts in a safe place, away from personnel,

while you are servicing equipment.

Observe good housekeeping in the area of the cabinet during and after maintenance.

Keep your tool box away from walk areas so that other people will not trip over it.

Mechanical Hazards

Do not allow installed equipment on telescopic mounting rails to destabilize the

cabinet. Check stability before maintenance is carried out on equipment that is not

installed in a fixed position inside the cabinet.

Do not place any object on top of rack-mounted devices that are protruding from the

cabinet. This may cause the cabinet to become unstable and tip unexpectedly.

Do not store objects on the top of the cabinet. The cabinet roof has not been designed

to be load-bearing. There is a risk of these objects falling.

Table of Contents

AcousticRack

TABLE OF CONTENTS

About this publication...............................................................................................................................1

Notice to User...........................................................................................................................................1

Terms & Conditions..................................................................................................................................1

HEALTH

SAFETY

INFORMATION ...................................................................................................2

LECTRICAL

AFETY

..................................................................................................................................2

Earthing/Grounding..................................................................................................................................2

ENERAL

AFETY

.......................................................................................................................................2

Lifting Hazard...........................................................................................................................................2

Good Working Practice ............................................................................................................................2

Mechanical Hazards.................................................................................................................................2

ABLE OF

ONTENTS

..................................................................................................................................3

GETTING STARTED.............................................................................................................................5

NPACKING

................................................................................................................................................5

SSEMBLY

..................................................................................................................................................5

OVERVIEW.............................................................................................................................................6

COUSTIC MATERIALS

................................................................................................................................7

CREWS

BOLTS

NUTS AND TOOLS

.............................................................................................................8

ADHERING THE ACOUSTIC MATERIALS.....................................................................................9

ENERAL ADHERING TECHNIQUE

................................................................................................................9

DHERING THE ACOUSTIC MATERIALS TO SIDE PANEL

B ............................................................................9

DHERING ACOUSTIC MATERIALS TO DOOR

AND

D...............................................................................11

DHERING ACOUSTIC MATERIALS TO FLOOR AND TOP

..............................................................................13

DHERING ACOUSTIC MATERIALS TO

XAUST OPENINGS

.........................................................................13

ASSEMBLY ...........................................................................................................................................14

TESTING & TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................23

ROUBLESHOOTING

..................................................................................................................................23

MAINTENANCE...................................................................................................................................25

THERMAL GUIDELINES...................................................................................................................26

Thermal Overview...................................................................................................................................26

Thermal Recommendations.....................................................................................................................26

LOAD GUIDELINES............................................................................................................................27

SING

ASTORS

.......................................................................................................................................27

Castors overview.....................................................................................................................................27

Recommendations ...................................................................................................................................27

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AcoustiRack

TABLE OF FIGURES

Figure 2-1: Exploded view – from front to rear.................................................................. 6

Figure 2-2: Acoustic materials............................................................................................ 7

Figure 2-3: Screws, bolts and tools..................................................................................... 8

Figure 3-1: Removing side panel B and adhering acoustic material B1............................. 9

Figure 3-2: Adhering acoustic material B1 to side panel B .............................................. 10

Figure 3-3: Adhering acoustic material C1 to front door C, and assembling the LEDs box

..................................................................................................................................... 11

Figure 3-4: Adhering acoustic material D1 to rear door D ............................................... 12

Figure 3-5: Adhering acoustic material F1/F2 to floor F, and acoustic material G1/G2 to

top G ............................................................................................................................ 13

Figure 3-6: Adhering acoustic material H1/H2 to exhaust openings H ............................ 13

Figure 4-1: Connecting the 19" rods ................................................................................. 15

Figure 4-2: Connecting the A frames................................................................................ 16

Figure 4-3: Preparing the floor.......................................................................................... 17

Figure 4-4: Assembling the exhaust filter......................................................................... 17

Figure 4-5: Mounting the roof .......................................................................................... 18

Figure 4-6: Assembling the floor ...................................................................................... 20

Figure 4-7: Assembling the Active Silencer

Fan Tray (ASFT) ..................................... 21

Figure 4-8: Mounting the front C door and side panel B.................................................. 22

GETTING STARTED

AcoustiRack

1. GETTING STARTED

Please read the important Health & Safety Information on page 2, the Thermal

Guidelines on page 26, and the Load Guidelines on page 27 before cabinet

assembly, equipment installation and general maintenance.

We recommend employing TWO people for assembly (some parts are heavy).

Allow approximately 1 hour for assembling the rack.

Please read these instructions carefully before starting!

It is very important not to mix up the acoustic materials (some parts are the same

shape but different thickness!)

UNPACKING

The rack parts are delivered in two packages; one that contains the acoustic materials,

and one that contains al other parts.

Unpack cabinet parts, lay them on the floor and identify them according to Figure 2-1.

Remove the acoustic material parts one by one, and lay them on the corresponding

rack part.

ASSEMBLY

Assembling the rack is done in two phases:

1. Adhering the acoustic materials to the various rack parts

2. Assembling the rack

OVERVIEW

AcoustiRack

2. OVERVIEW

Figure 2-1: Exploded view – from front to rear

OVERVIEW

AcoustiRack

ACOUSTIC MATERIALS



The Acoustic materials are marked with the letter of the corresponding rack part, and a

number.

Figure 2-2: Acoustic materials

OVERVIEW

AcoustiRack

SCREWS, BOLTS, NUTS AND TOOLS

Figure 2-3: Screws, bolts and tools

ADHERING THE ACOUSTIC MATERIALS

AcoustiRack

3. ADHERING THE ACOUSTIC MATERIALS

GENERAL ADHERING TECHNIQUE

1. Place the acoustic material part on the corresponding rack part as precisely as

possible.

2. Peel a small section of the acoustic material protective layer.

3. Adhere this section in the right place, making sure the acoustic material fits snugly

to the part underneath, and there are no wrinkles.

4. Peel another small section of the acoustic material protective layer, and proceed

as above.

ADHERING THE ACOUSTIC MATERIALS TO SIDE PANEL B

1. Remove side panels Bfrom side panel frames A, using the supplied T2 key.

Figure 3-1: Removing side panel B and adhering acoustic material B1

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