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DCM™ Modular Racks from Emerson Network Power

Specically Designed To Support Cisco® 7000 Series Switches

The Flexible Rack Solution For Cisco® Nexus™ Switches

DCM™ modular racks from Emerson Network Power
are available in congurations specically designed to
meet size, airow and cable management requirements
for Cisco Nexus 7010 and 7018 Switches. Precongured
solutions are available in 42U, 45U and 52U heights,
providing choices for most applications.

DCM racks provide better airow management for these
Cisco switches, through 83% perforated front and rear
doors and integrated airow bafe system. Pre-installed
cable management features allow for proper cable
management, resulting in further airow improvements.
Lift-off hinges, reversible doors and innitely adjustable
rails ensure exibility and convenience for equipment
additions and changes.

Key Features

Flexibility:

Full height vertical cable managers provide integral

bend radius control and align with “U” markings for
simplied cable management.

Two full height PDU mounting brackets allow for easy

PDU installation or additional rear cable management.

Additional cable management accessories:

tool-less lobster claws and Velcro straps, front
to rear cable troughs.

DCM rack for Cisco
Nexus 7010

Front-to-back airow is
optimized through 83%
perforated doors, vertical
airow bafes, and use
of blanking panels.

Higher Availability:

Integrated bafe system to allow for proper airow

of side breathing equipment in hot aisle/cold aisle
settings, and allow for front to rear cable pass-through.

Additional airow management accessories include

1U and 2U tool-less blanking panels.

Lowest Total Cost of Ownership

Pre-congured with cable management and airow

bafes, reducing overall installation time.

Reduces costs and lead times with

standardized components.

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DCM rack for Cisco
Nexus 7018

Airow for these side-

breathing switches is

accomplished through
83% perforated doors,
integrated bafes, and
use of blanking panels.