RadioFrame Networks Inc MCSERIESHP10 User Manual
Pre-Installation
MC-Series High-Power System
998--01
Rev
X1
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RadioFrame Networks, Inc.
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3.1.1 Space Requirements
Establish the following specifications to meet National Fire Protection Associations
(NFPA) Code and American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning
Engineers (ASHRAE) standards. Any local regulations, as applicable, shall also be
adhered to.
(NFPA) Code and American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning
Engineers (ASHRAE) standards. Any local regulations, as applicable, shall also be
adhered to.
• Ceiling height shall be at least 8' 6” above a finished floor to allow enough space for
the height of the cabinet and cable access at the top of the cabinet.
• Door dimensions shall be at least 3' wide and 6' 8” high to allow equipment access.
• 36” shall be maintained in front of electrical panel boards (NFPA 70, Article 110-26).
• 36” aisle shall be maintained in front of the MC-Series system cabinet.
• 30” aisle shall be maintained in back of the MC-Series system cabinet.
• No additional space is required on cabinet sides.
• 4' x 4' wall space shall be provided for termination of T1, alarm blocks,
• 36” shall be maintained in front of electrical panel boards (NFPA 70, Article 110-26).
• 36” aisle shall be maintained in front of the MC-Series system cabinet.
• 30” aisle shall be maintained in back of the MC-Series system cabinet.
• No additional space is required on cabinet sides.
• 4' x 4' wall space shall be provided for termination of T1, alarm blocks,
environmental sensors, and the master ground bar.
• Rack space for associated hardware, such as a DAS system or an outside
powerplant, may be required.
• If battery backup is not provided by the facility owner, include space for an auxiliary
backup battery rack. Refer to Sprint Nextel standards for sizing and placement.
• As required, install overhead cable tray to support cables to and from the MC-
Series system cabinet per the National Electric Code (NEC), which states: neither
the ceiling grid nor its supports may be used to support cable tray or wiring.
the ceiling grid nor its supports may be used to support cable tray or wiring.
3.1.2 Floor Loading
Floor loading is limited to 200 pounds per square foot per specification in section 2.5.3
“Floor Loading”.
“Floor Loading”.
3.1.3 Anchoring
Anchor the MC-Series system cabinet to the floor using suitable anchors (Hilti or equal).
Do not mount the MC-Series system cabinet on casters.
Do not mount the MC-Series system cabinet on casters.
3.1.4 Seismic Zone Installation
All RadioFrame Networks equipment is seismically rated to withstand vibrations of a
Level 4 earthquake. The property owner is responsible for any damage to RFN
equipment due to building or cabinet structures that are not rated to withstand vibrations
of a Level 4 earthquake, or not secured to withstand vibrations of a Zone 4 earthquake.
Level 4 earthquake. The property owner is responsible for any damage to RFN
equipment due to building or cabinet structures that are not rated to withstand vibrations
of a Level 4 earthquake, or not secured to withstand vibrations of a Zone 4 earthquake.
Ensure that a certified architect specializing in earthquake-resistant installation provides
seismic designs and recommendations in areas where the potential loss of the site may
outweigh associated costs of earthquake-resistant design. PE stamped drawings shall be
provided before the installation proceeds.
seismic designs and recommendations in areas where the potential loss of the site may
outweigh associated costs of earthquake-resistant design. PE stamped drawings shall be
provided before the installation proceeds.
3.1.5 Cooling of Equipment
Ensure that the location provides sufficient cooling for the MC-Series system cabinet.
Refer to section 2.5.7 “Heat Load” for BTUs generated by the MC-Series system.
Refer to section 2.5.7 “Heat Load” for BTUs generated by the MC-Series system.