Cisco Systems BPX 8600 Series Manual De Usuario
2-2 IPX Installation Manual
Site Preparation
Seismic Considerations
To provide protection against seismic activity, the IPX 16/32 cabinet is equipped with holes that
permit the cabinet to be bolted to a concrete floor or to a structural member in the floor. The cabinet
base has four sets of holes (two sets at the lower front and two sets at the lower rear). Each set
consists of a large socket access hole above a smaller hole. The lower, smaller hole accepts the bolt
that is attached to the floor. The upper, larger hole provides access for a socket wrench to tighten the
bolt (see Figure 2-1 and Figure 2-2).
permit the cabinet to be bolted to a concrete floor or to a structural member in the floor. The cabinet
base has four sets of holes (two sets at the lower front and two sets at the lower rear). Each set
consists of a large socket access hole above a smaller hole. The lower, smaller hole accepts the bolt
that is attached to the floor. The upper, larger hole provides access for a socket wrench to tighten the
bolt (see Figure 2-1 and Figure 2-2).
Figure 2-1
Bolting the IPX16/32 to the Floor (Rear View of Cabinet)
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Bolt
Floor
Seismic
mounting
holes
Socket wrench
access hole
Smaller
hole for
bolt