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Zebra Intelligent
Cabinet
Assembly Guide
MN-004173-01EN Rev. A
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Publication Date
June 14, 2021
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Contents
About This Document ........................................................................................................................ 3
Introduction ...................................................................................................................... 3
Chapter Descriptions........................................................................................................ 3
Notational Conventions .................................................................................................... 3
Icon Conventions ............................................................................................................. 3
Related Documents and Software ................................................................................... 4
Unpacking ........................................................................................................................................... 5
Shipping ........................................................................................................................... 5
Recycling.......................................................................................................................... 5
Tools ................................................................................................................................ 5
Cabinet Arrival and Location Requirements..................................................................... 6
Cabinet Assembly............................................................................................................................... 7
Parts List .......................................................................................................................... 8
Tools Required............................................................................................................... 13
Fixings Required ............................................................................................................ 13
Fixings Required ............................................................................................................ 14
Cabinet Assembly ......................................................................................................... 15
Attaching Side Door Panels.................................................................................... 19
Attaching Acrylic Door Panels ................................................................................ 20
Packing and Shipping ...................................................................................................................... 22
Packaging and Shipping Cabinet................................................................................... 22
Preparing a Single Cabinet Shipment .................................................................... 22
Preparing Multiple Cabinets for Shipment .............................................................. 22
Avoiding Errors ....................................................................................................... 23
Reviewing Final Package ....................................................................................... 23
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Contents
Mounting Cabinet ............................................................................................................................. 25
Cabinet Mounting.......................................................................................................... 25
Fixings Required..................................................................................................... 25
Cabinet Mounting Considerations .......................................................................... 25
Mounting the Cabinet ............................................................................................. 26
Shelf Assembly................................................................................................................................. 29
Parts List ........................................................................................................................ 29
Fixings Required ............................................................................................................ 29
Tools Required............................................................................................................... 30
Cabinet Shelf Assembly................................................................................................. 30
Inserting Standard Shelves .................................................................................... 30
Inserting Stadium Shelves...................................................................................... 31
Attaching Cradles........................................................................................................... 32
Attaching Cables............................................................................................................ 33
Specifications ................................................................................................................................... 35
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About This Document
Introduction
The guide provides information about assembling, mounting, packing, and shipping the Zebra Intelligent
Cabinets.
IMPORTANT: If you have a problem with your equipment, contact Zebra Global Customer Support for
your region. Contact information is available at: zebra.com/support
Chapter Descriptions
Topics covered in this guide are as follows:
• Unpacking provides instruction on unpacking the cabinet.
• Cabinet Assembly provides information on assembling the cabinet.
• Packing and Shipping provides an overview and best practices for packaging and protecting an
intelligent cabinet in preparation for shipping.
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• Mounting Cabinet provides information on fixing or mounting the cabinet on the wall.
• Shelf Assembly provide instruction on assembling the cabinet shelves, cradles, and cables.
• Specifications provides specifications for cabinet configurations.
Notational Conventions
The following conventions are used in this document:
• Bullets (•) indicate:
• Action items
• Lists of alternatives
• Lists of required steps that are not necessarily sequential.
• Sequential lists (such as those that describe step-by-step procedures) appear as numbered lists.
Icon Conventions
The documentation set is designed to give the reader more visual clues. The following graphic icons are
used throughout the documentation set. These icons and their associated meanings are described below.
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About This Document
NOTE: The text here indicates information that is supplemental for the user to know and that is not
required to complete a task.
IMPORTANT: The text here indicates information that is important for the user to know.
CAUTION: Generic Caution text goes here.
WARNING: Warning text goes here. If danger is not avoided, the user CAN be seriously injured or killed.
Confirm with your Compliance Engineer before using this.
Related Documents and Software
The following documents provide more information about Intelligent Cabinets:
• Racks 1 & 2 Shipping and Unpacking Quick Reference Guide
• Zebra Access Management System Installation Guide
• Zebra Access Management System Cabinet and Mobile Device Quick Reference Guide
For the latest version of this guide and all guides, go to zebra.com/support
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Unpacking
The cabinets are unpacked and assembled differently depending on the size of the cabinet. The small and
midi cabinets can be unpacked on a bench. The large, x-large, and extreme cabinets should be unpacked
from the pallet due to the weight and potential issues of raising them from the pallet onto a work surface.
When the flat packed cabinet arrives, move the box near it s final working location as the flat pack is easier
to handle than the fully assembled cabinet.
NOTE: If the cabinet is to be shipped out once it is assembled, retain all of the packaging as it can be
reused to protect the cabinet.
To unpack the flat pack:
1. Cut the straps holding the flat pack box and dispose of them in an environmentally approved manor.
2. Lift the top half of the box and use this as a receptacle for the remaining packaging.
3. Check the contents of each sub box as it is unpacked.
4. The larger sections of packaging, such as those used to wrap the front and rear uprights, can be used
as re-packing material. The smaller sections should be recycled.
Shipping
Recycling
Tools
The cabinets weigh between 44 kg (97 lbs) and 124 kg (274 lbs) depending upon the model. This does not
include the weight of the packaging and pallet.
NOTE: Due to the weight of the cabinet, two people are required for handling and unpacking.
Most cabinet components are recyclable (steel items). The HPL material (flat surfaces and shelves) can be
reused but not recycled. All packaging components are recyclable. The pallet and packaging material
should be retained if the cabinet needs to be moved. Refer to local recycling facilities for plastic and rubber
components.
The following tools are needed to unpack and install the cabinet:
• Box cutter or similar
• Pliers
• No 2 Pozidriv screwdriver
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Unpacking
• No 25 Torx driver
• No 30 Torx driver
• 8mm spanner or adjustable wrench.
Cabinet Arrival and Location Requirements
The cabinet arrives flat packed and physically strapped to a pallet.
The cabinet should be located in a position with the following criteria:
• The floor must be level and flat.
• The cabinet must be within range of a suitable power outlet, typically within 2 m (6 ft).
• The cabinet must not be exposed to the elements. It must be installed in a building that is protected
from moisture and excessive high/low temperatures.
Figure 1 shows six midi cabinets stacked on a pallet just prior to being strapped in place. With the larger
cabinets, the shipping arrangement is the same but with correspondingly larger pallets.
Figure 1 Cabinet Flat Packs on Pallet
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Cabinet Assembly
Read these instructions thoroughly before assembling this cabinet.
IMPORTANT: A qualified service technician must assemble this cabinet.
NOTE: The graphics shown in this document depict a medium size cabinet. The colors are used to clearly
distinguish different elements only and do not reflect the actual cabinet colors.
The compact cabinet arrives fully assembled.
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Parts List
Cabinet Assembly
Before proceeding, verify that you have all of the following parts:
Left-hand side (LHS) panel
Qty: 1
NOTE: The LHS panel has a Zebra logo near the
top of the panel.
Right-hand side (RHS) panel
Qty: 1
NOTE: The RHS panel does NOT have a Zebra
logo.
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Cabinet Assembly
HPL Door panel LHS
Qty: 1
NOTE: The LHS panel has a Zebra logo near the
top of the panel.
HPL Door panel RHS
Qty: 1
Acrylic door panel
Qty: 2
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Rear upright LHS
Qty:1
Rear upright RHS
Fitted with PDU (Power Distribution Unit)
Qty:1
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Back panel
Qty: 1
Front bracket
Qty: 2
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Top panel
Qty: 1
Base panel
Qty: 1
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Top rail 1
Qty: 1
Top rail 2
Qty: 1
Bottom rail 1
Qty: 1
Bottom rail 2
Qty: 1
Mounting plate
Qty: 1
Standard shelf
Qty: 2
Stadium shelf
NOTE: Optional item. Not included in base
package.
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Tools Required
Fixings Required
Cabinet Assembly
TX20
TX30
TX40 / socket bit 13
Socket 6
Socket / spanner 8
M5 nyloc nut
Qty: 10
M6 flange nut
Qty: 8
M6 cap head nut
Qty: 8
O5 x 10 counter sunk TX20
Qty: 16
M4 x 20 button head TX20
Qty: 12
M5 x 30 cap head TX25
Qty: 4
M6 x 12 button head TX30
Qty: 8
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M6 x 20 counter sunk TX30
Qty: 38
M10 x 20 counter sunk socket 6
Qty: 4
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Fixings Required
Cabinet Assembly
Miniature bearing
Qty: 4
M5 x 20 thumb screw
Qty: 12
Barrel lock
Qty: 2
Door retain block
Qty: 4
Polyamide hinge
Qty: 8
Cylindrical feet
Qty: 4
Aluminum handle
Qty: 2
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Cabinet Assembly
1
2
3
4
Cabinet Assembly
1. Place the back panel (1) flat on a table.
2. Lay the right rear bracket with the PDU (3) on the right-hand (RH) side. Place the left rear bracket (2) on
the left-hand (LH) side.
3. Install six off M6 x 12 button head screws (4) to fix the sides to the back panel (three on each side).
Tighten the screws using a TX30 driver.
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Cabinet Assembly
1
2
3
3
4
4.
With the assembly laid flat, install the left-hand side (LHS) panel (2) to the assembly using two M6 x 20
countersunk screws. The LHS panel has a Zebra logo.
5. Install the right-hand side panel (1) using two M6 x 20 countersunk screws.
6. Fix the front bracket (3) to the side panel using two M6 x 20 countersunk screws on each side. Ensure
the brackets are correctly orientated.
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Cabinet Assembly
2
3
4
5
1
7
6
7. Fix the four feet (6) to the base panel (7) using four M10 x 20 countersunk hex socket head screws (1).
8. Fix the two halves of the bottom rail part 1 (5) and bottom rail part 2 (4) to the base panel (7) using two
M6 x 20 countersunk screws (3).
NOTE: Bottom rail part 2 (4) is sandwiched between bottom rail part 1 (5) and the base panel (7).
9. Fix the base panel (7) sub-assembly to the main assembly (2) using five M6 x 20 countersunk screws.
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Cabinet Assembly
2
3
4
5
1
7
6
1
5
2
3
4
10. Fix top rail part 1 (2) and top rail part 2 (3) to the top panel (5) using two M6 x 20 countersunk screws.
NOTE: Top rail part 1 (2) is sandwiched between top rail part 2 (3) and the top panel (5).
11. Fix the top panel (5) sub-assembly to the main assembly (4) using five M6 x 20 countersunk.
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Attaching Side Door Panels
1
4
5
7
6
2
3
8
10
9
To attach the right and left side door panels:
1. Lay the HPL doors face down on a clean and level surface.
Cabinet Assembly
2. Fix four hinges to each door using the thread forming countersunk screws (2). Be careful not to
overtighten the screws. They should grip the hinge to hold it and not be tightened any further.
3. Fit the barrel locks (9) to the doors using the large hex nut (7).
NOTE: The locks operate in opposite directions. For the left-hand door, the catch moves from the 6 o’clock
position to the 9 o’clock position. For the right-hand door, the latch moves from the 6 o’clock position to the
3 o’clock position.
4. Fix the door handles (8) to the doors using M4 x 20 button head screws (6). The open part of the handle
faces outwards on both doors (the handles are mirror imaged).
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5.
1
4
2
3
5
6
8
7
Attach each door to the cabinet assembly using the M6 x 20 countersunk screws (4) and flanged head
hex nuts (1).
Ensure the doors open easily and the lock engages when operated with the supplied key.
Attaching Acrylic Door Panels
To attach the acrylic door panels:
1. Assemble the door retaining blocks by sliding the bearings (2) onto the M5 x 30 cap head screws (1)
and then fasten in place using the Nyloc nuts. Tightened the nuts so they grip the bearing and no
further. If the bearing does not turn easily, slacken off the nut.
Cabinet Assembly
2. Fix the acrylic doors to the loose flaps of the hinges already attached to the HPL doors on the cabinet
assembly. Use the M6 x 20 countersunk screws (7) and M6 cap nuts (7).
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3.
Once the four door retaining blocks are assembled, they can fix to the Acrylic doors (6) using the
M4 x 20 button head screws (5). The bearings need to be located in the tracks before fitting the screws
while the panel doors are open slightly.
4. Check that the doors open and close smoothly and that the locks still engage.
The cabinet assembly is now complete and ready to be mounted or fixed to a wall. This must be completed
before installing shelves and putting the cabinet into use. See Mounting Cabinet on page 25.
For more information see:
• Packing and Shipping on page 22 for instruction on packing and shipping the cabinet.
• Mounting Cabinet on page 25 for instruction on mounting the cabinet.
• Shelf Assembly on page 29 for instruction on installing shelves, cradles, and cables.
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Packing and Shipping
This chapter provides an overview and best practices for packaging and protecting an intelligent cabinet in
preparation for shipping.
Packaging and Shipping Cabinet
Preparing a Single Cabinet Shipment
CAUTION: The cabinets can be heavy and require more than one person (or a mechanical aid) to position
the cabinet onto a pallet.
To prepare a single cabinet for shipping:
1. Disconnect the power and all items from inside the cabinet.
2. Remove the shelves from the cabinet unless they are secured with hardware in a manner that prevents
removal and displacement during transport.
3. If the cabinet is equipped with a CC6000 or similar device, remove the device and any mounting
hardware that may pose a risk of damage during transport.
4. Place the empty cabinet on a pallet that is of adequate size. The pallet should be larger than the
cabinet to prevent damage to the cabinet if another pallet is placed directly next to it.
IMPORTANT: The cabinet must be placed on the pallet in an upright position. Laying the cabinet on the
back or sides causes damage. Check with your transport company if you are unsure of the maximum
height.
5. The cabinets are packed with reusable packaging material that is intended to be used multiple times if
needed. Reuse the original shipping material if available.
If the original packaging is unavailable, protect the exterior of the cabinet with foam or bubble wrap and
an outer layer of cardboard. Secure the cardboard in place to prevent sagging, slipping or otherwise
exposing the cabinet during transport. Do not apply tape or adhesive material directly to the cabinet.
6. Secure the cabinet to the pallet to prevent tipping over. Nylon or similar webbing type material may be
used.
7. The strapping must be tight enough to secure the cabinet but not so tight that it deforms the panels or
metal work.
Preparing Multiple Cabinets for Shipment
CAUTION: Do not place cabinets onto a pallet that is smaller than the perimeter of the cabinets.
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Packing and Shipping
If preparing multiple cabinets for shipment, it may be suitable to pack two cabinets on one pallet. Place the
cabinets back to back with a layer of foam or cardboard in between the cabinets. Secure the outside of the
cabinets as you would a single cabinet and secure both cabinets to the pallet to prevent tipping (see
Preparing a Single Cabinet Shipment).
Figure 2 Two Cabinets Secured to Pallet
Avoiding Errors
Avoid the following errors:
• Do not lay the cabinets on the cabinet back for shipping unless the weight of the cabinet is fully
supported. The weight of the cabinet must not be supported by the thin backing alone.
CAUTION—PRODUCT DAMAGE: If the cabinet has to be shipped laying down, the weight of the cabinet
must be transferred to the pallet along the entire length of the side or damage could result.
• Do not ship cabinets without securing them in a manner that prevents tipping. The cabinets are heavy
and can tip over if unsupported.
• Do not ship cabinets with unsecured shelves. Remove the shelves, wrap the shelves, and place them
inside the cabinet to prevent damage during transport.
• Do not ship cabinets with vulnerable accessories that could get damaged in transport. The CC6000
must be removed if present.
Reviewing Final Package
Review the final package arrangement and make sure you are confident in the stability and
appropriateness of the packing. Ensure the following:
• The cabinet is not overhanging the pallet if possible.
• The exterior of the cabinet is protected reasonably well with cardboard or other suitable padding
material.
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• The cabinet is protected from weather extremes and harsh weather conditions.
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Mounting Cabinet
Cabinet Mounting
IMPORTANT: All cabinets must be fixed to a wall to prevent the possibility of tilting.
All work carried out must be done by qualified persons and with permission of the building owners. All
relevant safety precautions must be observed and suitable PPE should be worn.
Fixings Required
For solid walls (for
Type 1 fixing
Type 2 fixing For cavity or drywalls
example, brick or
breeze block)
10 x 80 mm Rawlplug
M8 or similar sized
heavy duty cavity
wall fixing
Cabinet Mounting Considerations
IMPORTANT: Handling of the cabinets should be undertaken by at least two people experienced in
materials handling as the cabinets are large and heavy.
All cabinets must fixed to a wall or mounted on the wall (raised above ground level to improve access). See
Table 1 for cabinet mounting options for each cabinet type.
Table 1 Cabinet Mounting Options
Cabinet Type
Compact
Small Yes Yes Not
Midi No Yes Yes Yes Required
Large No Yes Yes No Required
Ability to Use
Under Desk
Yes No Not
Optional Base
Ability to
Mount on
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Ability to Floor
Mount
recommended
recommended
Ability to
Wall Mount
Yes Advisable
Yes Required
Secure
to Wall
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Mounting Cabinet
Cabinet Type
X-Large No No Yes No Required
Extreme No No Yes No Required
Ability to Use
Under Desk
Ability to
Mount on
Optional Base
Ability to Floor
Mount
Ability to
Wall Mount
Secure
to Wall
When fixing a cabinet to the wall for safety reasons or to raise the cabinet up to a more accessible height,
it is important to correctly identify the type of wall that the cabinet is securing to. The type of wall
determines the type of fixings used (see Table 2). All types must not be countersunk. The head of the
fixing must have a flat surface to make good contact with the cabinet.
IMPORTANT: If the selected wall is a stud wall, then professional advice must be sought as to the loading
that can be placed on the wall and if it needs to be reinforced.
Table 2 Cabinet Wall Fixings
Mounting Floor Mounted Base Mounted Desk Mounted Base Mounted
Brick Wall Stud Wall Brick Wall Stud Wall Brick Wall Stud Wall Brick Wall Stud Wall
Compact n/a n/a Type 1 Type 2 Type 1 Type 2 Type 1
Small n/a n/a Type 1 Type 2 Type 1 Type 2 Type 1
Midi Type 1 Type 2 Type 1 Type 2 Type 1 Type 2 Type 1
Seek
professional
advice on
wall loading/
reinforce-
ment
Large Type 1 Type 2 Type 1 Type 2 n/a n/a n/a n/a
X-Large Type 1 Type 2 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Extreme Type 1 Type 2 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Mounting the Cabinet
IMPORTANT: Follow these guidelines to ensure the cabinet is mounted safely and securely.
There are four keyhole locations (See Figure 3 on page 28) on the outside back of the cabinet that are
used to mount the cabinet to a wall. All four must be used when wall mounting.
The mounting holes accept fixings up to 10 mm in diameter and must be suitable to carry the weight of a
fully loaded cabinet.
NOTE: A typical fixing used are Rawlplug fixings (part number R-FF1-K-A4) which are only suitable for
solid walls. If your wall is made from other materials, a different type of fixing may be required (see Cabinet
Mounting Considerations on page 25). Consult with your facilities or site manager to ascertain the correct
fixing method to use.
To mount the cabinet:
1. After the correct type of fixing is determined, mark the four fixing locations on the wall ensuring that they
are level and square. See Table 3 on page 27 for measurements.
2. Insert the fixings but do not tighten completely.
3. Ensure that all the shelves and equipment are removed from the cabinet.
NOTE: If the cabinet is raised and hung on fixings, at least two people trained in material handling
techniques must be used for cabinet mounting.
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4. Once in position, tighten the fixings. Confirm that the cabinet is square.
5. Install the shelves and equipment (see Shelf Assembly on page 29).
Table 3 Cabinet Measurements
Cabinet Type Width Height Fixing Width Fixing Height
Compact 580 mm
(1 1.02 in.)
Small 702 mm
(27.64 in.)
Midi 702 mm
(27.64 in.)
Large 702 mm
(27.64 in.)
X-Large 702 mm
(27.64 in.)
Extreme 1200 mm
(47.24 in.)
330 mm
(12.99 in.)
1012.5 mm
(39.86 in.)
1312.5 mm
(51.67 in.)
1612.5 mm
(63.48 in.)
1912.5 mm
(75.29 in.)
1912.5 mm
(75.29 in.)
480 mm
(18.89)
590 mm
(23.23 in.)
590 mm
(23.23 in.)
590 mm
(23.23 in.)
590 mm
(23.23 in.)
1090 mm
(42.91 in.)
n/a 250.5 mm
780 mm
(30.70 in.)
1080 mm
(42.51 in.)
1380 mm
(54.33 in.)
1680 mm
(66.14 in.)
1680 mm
(66.14 in.)
Base Fixing
Height
(9.86 in.)
164 mm
(6.48 in.)
164 mm
(6.48 in.)
164 mm
(6.48 in.)
164 mm
(6.48 in.)
164 mm
(6.48 in.)
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Mounting Cabinet
Keyholes
Keyholes
Figure 3 Cabinet Keyhole Locations
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Shelf Assembly
Assembly Instructions
Read these instructions thoroughly before assembling the cabinet shelves.
NOTE: The graphics shown in this document depict a medium size cabinet. The colors are used to clearly
distinguish different elements only and do not reflect the actual cabinet colors.
Parts List
Verify that you have the following items:
Standard shelf
Fixings Required
Stadium shelf
Mounting plate
M6 x 12 mm Button head TX30
M5 x 20 mm Thumb screw
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Tools Required
2
1
TX30
Cabinet Shelf Assembly
Inserting Standard Shelves
1. Tilt the standard shelf (1) 45 degrees as you insert it in the cabinet. Once the shelf is past the cabinet
doors, straighten the shelf.
Shelf Assembly
2. Latch the back of the shelf onto the slotted back panel (2) of the cabinet.
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3.
3
1
Rest the front of the shelf on the front brackets (3) located behind each cabinet door.
Continue steps until all of the required standard shelves are installed.
Inserting Stadium Shelves
1. Tilt the stadium shelf (1) 45 degrees as you insert it in the cabinet. Once the shelf is past the cabinet
doors, straighten the shelf.
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Shelf Assembly
1
2.
Insert the back of the stadium shelf onto the slotted back panel of the cabinet one slot above the
standard shelf.
Continue steps until all of the required stadium shelves are installed.
Attaching Cradles
1. Place the device cradles onto the stadium shelves.
2. Secure the cradles by inserting thumb screws from the underside of the stadium shelf and thread into
the bottom of each cradle.
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Shelf Assembly
2
3
1
3.
A mounting plate (2) is used to add cradles to the bottom of the cabinet (which does not contain a
stadium shelf). Loosely attach the mounting plate to the front bracket using the M6 x 12 Button head
TX30 screws.
4. Lift the mounting plate up and attach the thumb screws (3) from the underside of the mounting plate
and thread into the bottom of each cradle. When complete, push the mounting plate down so that it is
flush with the bottom of the cabinet.
Attaching Cables
WARNING: Ensure that the mains power is off before performing the following procedure.
1. Position the PSU (1) to the right of centre (when viewed from the front) to enlarge the area available to
manage the DC cable.
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Shelf Assembly
2
2.
Plug the AC mains lead into the PDU and the other end into the PSU.
3. Plug the 8-way end of the DC cable into the PSU and carefully coil the DC lead into a 125 mm/5 in.
diameter loop (2) and loosely secure with two cable ties.
4. Plug the 4-way end of the DC cable into the Cradle
5. Tidy the cable loop and tighten the cable ties.
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Specifications
Table 4 Cabinet Specifications
Cabinet Compact Small Midi Large X-Large Extreme
Flat Pack No Yes
Assembly
Unpacking n/a Reusable
Shipping Assembled n/a Special Instructions
Handling Requirement Single Person Minimum Two People Required
Cabinet Mounting/
Securing
Shelf, PDU and Cradle
Installation
Arrives
Assembled
Minimum Two
People
Required
Cradle, PSU
(Not PDU
Fitted)
Assembly Required
Minimum Two-Three People Required
Same for all Configurations
* Assembly
Required
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