40” Wide NET-ACCESS Cabinets (for Cisco Nexus 7018 Switch) · posts of two ganged cabinets have...

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40” Wide NET-ACCESS Cabinets(for Cisco Nexus 7018 Switch)

NOTE - Some views in this document may vary slightly from your actual cabinet configuration.

CN4847018NU** CN5847018NU** CN5847018CNNU**(1) Base Cabinet [16] Bezel/Blanks on Top Cap(1) Set Perforated Split Front Doors(1) Set Perforated Rear Split Doors(1) Cisco Nexus 7018 Switch Ducting [Intake/Exhaust](1) Set of [4] Equipment Rails(2) Cable Management Finger Kits(1) Hardware Kit

NOTE - **additional characters denote exterior cabinet color other than textured black

CN3847018NU**(1) Base Cabinet [16] Bezel/Blanks on Top Cap(1) Set Perforated Split Front Doors(1) Set Perforated Rear Split Doors(2) Cabinet Side Panels(1) Cisco Nexus 7018 Switch Ducting [Intake/Exhaust](1) Set of [4] Equipment Rails(2) Cable Management Finger Kits(1) Hardware Kit

(1) Base Cabinet [16] Bezel/Blanks on Top Cap(1) Cisco Nexus 7018 Switch Ducting [Intake/Exhaust](1) Set of [4] Equipment Rails(2) Cable Management Finger Kits(1) Hardware Kit

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Table of Contents 40" Wide Net Access Cabinets

General Cabinet Operation PageRequirements for Switch Installation��3Leveling��...��..��4Ganging�� 5 7Grounding��8Equipment Rail Adjustment��9Cable Management��10Overhead Cable Openings��11Front Corner Post Removal��.. 12Split Door Installation��..��13Door Adjustment��14Side Panel Installation�� 15Cabinet Accessories��16

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7.75”

CISCO NEXUS 7018 SWITCH CRADLE MUST BE mounted so that the shaded area shown below is kept clear to allow for proper fit of all switch ducting to cabinet. See view below for Panduit-suggested cradle position (refer to Cisco for cradle installation instructions).

NOTE: If casters are installed on NET-ACCESS cabinet, SWITCH CRADLE MUST BE installed so that the bottom six (6) rack spaces are kept clear to allow for proper fit of all switch ducting to cabinet, and that cabinet casters do not interfere with switch ducting (11.25” above bottom edge of equipment rail).

Requirements for Switch Installation

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Install switch cradle (Cisco p/n: N7K-C7018-BSK=) so that slots of cradle align with tapped holes or cage-nut holes of equipment rails at 5th - 7th rack spaces (Bottom of switch cradle mounting flange will be positioned 7.75” above bottom edge of equip-ment rail).

See Detail View

Detail View

THIS AREA MUST BE KEPT CLEAR TO ALLOW FOR SWITCH DUCTING INSTALLATION

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LevelingOnce the leveling legs are fully retracted, use two people to slide the cabinet into the desired location. Lower the [6] leveling legs using a 3/8” (10mm) deep well socket, until the cabinet weight is fully supported. Use a bubble level placed on the base rails in the locations shown to adjust legs until the cabinet is level. For ganged cabinet applications, ensure that adjacent cabinets are adjusted to the same height, parallel with each other, and no gaps at the top or bottom between cabinets.

3/8” socket

Note: The maximum weight load of the cabinet is 2500 pounds (1134 kg). The weight load should be evenly distributed across the height of the cabinet, with the heaviest components mounted at the bottom of the cabinet.

Front-to-Back Cabinet Leveling

3/8” socketSide-to-Side Cabinet Leveling

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Ganging (NET-ACCESS 40” Wide Extended Cabinets)

IMPORTANT:If side panels are going to be used between cabinets, install (if needed) prior to ganging cabinets. If switch air ducting (CNAE series) will be used with side panel between ganged cabinets, install both ducting and side panels prior to ganging.

IMPORTANT:Ensure tops are touching prior to ganging. Do not cinch the tops together with the ganging hardware.

Top Mounting Location

IMPORTANT:Ensure cabinets are level by following the guidelines on page 4. Leveling the cabinet prior to ganging is important to ensure proper door operation.

Bottom Mounting Locations

Base portions and inner corner posts of two ganged cabinets have been removed for clarity.

Ensure that door shoes of adjacent cabinets are aligned. Secure the bottom of the cabinets with two (2) bottom ganging brackets secured with two (2) #12-24 trilobular screws per bracket in the locations shown.

Secure the top of the cabinets with two (2) top ganging brackets secured with two (2) #12-24 trilobular screws per bracket in the locations shown.

#12-24 Trilobular Screw

Top Ganging Bracket

Ganging Tabs

Some components of two ganged cabinets have been removed for clarity.

Bottom Ganging Bracket

#12-24 Trilobular ScrewBottom Ganging Bracket

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Ganging (NET-ACCESS 40” Wide Extended Cabinets)40”W CABINET GANGED TO 32”W x 40”D CABINET

Bottom Ganging Bracket(Fastened with [2] #12-24 Serrated Hex Head Screws(use 5/16” socket wrench)


Secure the tops of the cabinets with (1) top ganging bracket and (2) #12-24 trilobular screws in the location shown. Install (2) bottom ganging brackets to 40”W cabinet with (1) #12-24 serrated hex head screws per bracket as shown. Fasten bottom ganging brackets to 32”W x 40”W cabinet using (2) #12-24 serrated hex head screw per bracket.

NOTE: Net-Access 32”W x 40”D cabinet can be positioned so that it is flush with either the front or the rear of 40”W cabinet.

[2] #12-24 Trilobular Screws

Top Ganging Bracket

Ganging Tabs

40”W Net-Access Cabinet 32”W x 40”D Net-Access Cabinet

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Ganging (NET-ACCESS 40” Wide Extended Cabinets)


Secure the tops of the cabinets with (2) top ganging bracket and (2) #12-24 trilobular screws per bracket in the locations shown. Install (2) bottom ganging brackets to 40”W cabinet with (1) #12-24 serrated hex head screw per bracket as shown. Fasten bottom ganging brackets to 32”W x 48”W cabinet using (1) #12-24 serrated hex head screw per bracket.

[2] #12-24 Trilobular Screws

Ganging Tabs

40”W CABINET GANGED TO 32”W x 48”D CABINET

Top Ganging Bracket


40”W Net-Access Cabinet

32”W x 48”D Net-Access Cabinet

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GroundingThe Grounding locations for connection to the CBN (Common Bonding Network) are shown below. Remove masking from desired grounding location. Use PANDUIT RGEJ series equipment jumper CBN connection.

Grounding Bar Location (PANDUIT RGRB series)

Grounding Lug Location

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Equipment Rail Adjustment and UsageThe equipment rails are fully adjustable. To change depth, loosen three (3) 5/16 x 3/4” mounting bolts using a 1/2” (13mm) socket and slide to desired position. Retighten the mounting bolts to 14ft.-lbs (19.0 N-m). Proper torque ensures equipment rails are bonded to the cabinet frame.

5/16” Bolt

5/16” Bolt

5/16” Bolt

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Cable Management InstallationIncluded in the cabinet are cable management fingers sections. Cable management fingers can be installed where desired by inserting the tabs on the rear of the finger sections in the mounting slots slot located on the cabinet posts and sliding downward. To remove reverse the process.

Note:The top mounting tab and mounting slot are keyed to allow proper alignment with rack units

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Removable Bezel Inserts

Overhead Cable Opening Bezel

Overhead Cable OpeningsCabinet is equipped with multiple covers and knockouts for cable entry. The bezel inserts can be removed from overhead cable opening bezels by pulling inserts out of position. Bezels can be removed from cabinet top by depressing tabs and pulling out of position. Knockouts can be removed by cutting the (8) tabs with a wire cutter as shown. Cool Boots included with certain cabinet configurations can be installed by remov-ing bezel insert at desired location and inserting Cool Boot into open bezel.

Overhead Cable Opening Bezel

Cool Boots

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Front Corner Post

Front Corner Post(Installed)

[2] #12-24 Hex Screws

[1] #12-24 Hex Screw

Front Corner Post RemovalFront corner posts can be removed from cabinet by loosening [1] #10-32 hex nut using a 5/16” socket and removing [3] #12-24 hex head screws per corner post using a 5/16” socket ([1] screw at top of post; [2] screws at bottom of post). Reinstall front corner posts by reversing steps.NOTE: Rear corner posts must not be removed, as they provide structural rigidity to cabinet frame.

[1] #10-32 Hex Nut(NOT SHOWN; Loosen hex nut with 5/16” socket to allow removal of corner post)

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Split Door InstallationLift split-door and align fixed hinge pin with the bushing in the bottom door support. Swinging door up, pull down the lever of the spring loaded hinge pin and align pin with the bushing in the top cap. Release lever when aligned. To remove the doors reverse steps.

Bushing

Fixed Hinge Pin

Spring Loaded Hinge Pin

Note: Split doors are bonded to the cabinet through the door hinge pin and bottom bushing.

Note: For cleaning PANDUIT recommends using ‘SIMPLE GREEN’ all purpose cleaner (or local equivalent) and a lint free cloth

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Door AdjustmentThe cabinet is equipped with a bottom door shoe lift bushing. The purpose of this lift bushing is to provide vertical adjustment within the cabinet door frame and enable cabinet doors to be adjusted for a consistent fit and function.

The door shoe lift bushing allows field adjustments on the cabinet doors. Loosen the set screw and adjust the lift screw with a 3/32 allen key wrench raising the screw lifts the door, and adjust the door's fit within the cabinet door frame.

Door adjusted by lift bushing maintaining consistent top gaps

Corrected door fit by adjusting opposite side lift screw.Re-tighten set screws when desired fit is achieved

Unleveled cabinet causing insufficient gap between door and door shoe, resulting in rubbing or interference with bottom door shoe.Raise opposite side lift screw tocorrect.

BushingSet ScrewLift Screw

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Side Panel InstallationLift up the side panel at an angle to the cabinet frame and align bottom of the panel to fit between the vertical posts of cabinet frame. Lower the side panel until the mounting hook is seated on the bottom side panel bracket and the panel is resting on the cabinet frame. Rotate the side panel into place until the panel is flush with the cabinet frame and the (2) latches engage. Pull down on the (2) latches to disengage the side panel, then rotate and lift the panel to remove.

Pull down andrelease latches

Side PanelMounting Hook

Bottom SidePanel Support

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Cabinet AccessoriesInstallation of PDU Mounting BracketsAttach PDU brackets to inside of side panel extension with [2] #12-24 Phillips screws per bracket. Attachment holes are not tapped. #12-24 Phillips screws are thread forming.NOTE: Refer to PDU manufacturer for mounting bracket distances.

(2) #12-24 SerratedPhillips Screws

Side Panel Extension

PDU Bracket

PDU Bracket(installed)

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