KBC FR3 User Manual

FR3 Series – Chassis Card Cage Product Specifications

Universal 19” Card Cage

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The KBC FR3xx series is a standard 19 inch rack mounted card cage that accommodates 3U chassis card products. Different models, such as transmitters and receivers, may be co-located in the same rack. All modules located within the rack are hot-swappable so that it is not necessary to power down the rack when removing or replacing modules. Rear card insertion provides an attractive appearance to the front panel.

SPECIFICATONS

Input:100~120VAC, 3.15A, 50/60Hz

Input Voltage

Slots 14 one-inch slots accommodating up to 14 single width modules.

Dimensions (L×W×H) 482.8mm×313.6mm×133mm

MTBF > 100,000 Hours

Operation Temperature -40º ~+70ºC, ambient

Storage Temperature -40º ~+75ºC, ambient

Relative Humidity 0~95% (non-condensing)

Output:+5VDC, 20A

Input:200~240VAC, 1.5A, 50/60Hz

Output:+5VDC, 20A

ORDERING INFORMATION

FR3-BA 19” Rack, 200~240VAC input ( includes power supply )

PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION

Instruction of Disassembly of KBC Product

(For EU Directive 2002/95/EEC

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WEEE)

Tools Required:

1) 5 mm flat tip screwdriver

2) Φ3 cross tip screwdriver

3) Φ5 cross tip screwdriver

4) Size small snip nose pliers

5) 15 mm spanner

Steps for Disassembly:

1) Remove tightening screws of box cover (1 or 4-8 screws in general);

2) Remove lock nut for BNC with spanner;

3) Remove cover plate;

4) Remove tightening screws for printed circuit board (PCB);

5) In case the assembly has more than one PCB then continue removing the remain tightening screws until none left;

6) Use snip nose pliers to loose the nut of flange and then remove optic cable connector (jump wire);

7) Snip off power conducting cable and remove power switch /jack/etc.;

8) Take out all PCBs;

9) Disassembly of product completed.

Notice：：：：When a product reaches the end of it’s life————return to KBC

Warning This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.