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Equipment Cabinet 42U 600 × 600 mm

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HSP-RACK-EQ-42U-6060

Equipment Cabinet 42U 600 × 600 mm

HSP-RACK-EQ-42U-6060 is a 42U Hyperspan Rack equipment cabinet. The footprint is 600 × 600 mm. The published static load is 800 kg. The front door is solid steel. 19-inch EIA-310 rails, numbered in U, are fitted front and rear. The doors lock, the side panels come off, and the roof has a brush cable entry. It is supplied flat-packed for assembly on site. Baying is supported, and the baying kit is ordered as an accessory. Typical use: Comms rooms / edge cabinets. Specify it with Power PDUs, Rack panels and Hyperband fibre as a Hyper House bill of materials.

Key features

  • 42U of 19-inch mounting
  • 600 × 600 mm footprint
  • 800 kg static load
  • Solid steel front door
  • Numbered EIA-310 rails, front and rear
  • Lockable doors and removable side panels
  • Roof brush cable entry
  • Black powder-coated steel
  • Supplied flat-packed for site assembly
  • Baying supported. Order the baying kit separately.

Technical data

Product code
HSP-RACK-EQ-42U-6060
Cabinet
Equipment
Rack units
42U
Footprint
600 × 600 mm
Width
600 mm
Depth
600 mm
Static load
800 kg static
Mounting
19-inch EIA-310
Rails
Front and rear, numbered in U
Front door
Solid steel
Rear door
Lockable steel
Side panels
Removable
Roof
Brush cable entry
Material
Steel
Finish
Black powder coat
Supply
Flat-packed
Baying
Supported. Order the baying kit separately.
Application
Comms rooms / edge cabinets
Warranty
Product warranty; 25-Year System Warranty applies to qualifying registered Hyperspan channels
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Flat-pack build

How this cabinet goes together

It is supplied flat-packed for assembly on site. The numbered drawing matches the parts in the pack and the assembly manual.

EXPLODED ASSEMBLYNumbers match the parts list932456781

Parts

  1. 1BaseBottom frame. The cabinet stands on this.
  2. 2UprightsFour corner posts. U numbers face into the rack.
  3. 3Top frameCloses the top of the posts and carries the roof.
  4. 4Front 19-inch railsEIA-310 pair. Equipment fixes here.
  5. 5Rear 19-inch railsEIA-310 pair, set to the same depth as the front.
  6. 6Side panelsLeft and right. They lift off for service.
  7. 7Front doorSolid steel leaf.
  8. 8Rear doorLockable steel leaf.
  9. 9RoofRoof panel with the brush cable entry.

Build sequence

  1. 1.Unpack and check every part against the numbered list before you fit anything.
  2. 2.Place the base (1) on a level floor.
  3. 3.Stand the uprights (2) on the base and fasten them finger-tight.
  4. 4.Fit the top frame (3). Tighten the frame only once the diagonals match.
  5. 5.Fit the front rails (4) and the rear rails (5) to the depth the equipment needs. Keep the two pairs square. Follow the U numbers on the rails.
  6. 6.Hang the side panels (6) and the rear door (8). Check that the door closes and locks.
  7. 7.Hang the front door (7) and check that it locks.
  8. 8.Fit the roof (9) and seat the brush so cable does not sit on a bare steel edge.
  9. 9.Move the empty cabinet into place with two people. Bond the earth. Fit a baying kit, plinth or castors only when that accessory was ordered. Load equipment from the bottom.

Before you start

  • Use two people. A tall cabinet or frame is not a one-person lift.
  • Wear gloves. Flat-pack steel edges are sharp.
  • Assemble on a level floor, with room to square the frame.
  • Leave the frame fixings finger-tight until the diagonals match, then tighten.
  • Do not load equipment until the rails are fitted and the cabinet is in its final position.
  • A published static load is a standing load. Do not roll a loaded cabinet.
  • Bond the frame to earth before any PDU or active equipment is energised. The earth bonding kit is a separate accessory.
  • Baying kits, plinths, castors, fan trays, blanking panels and M6 cage nuts are ordered separately.