• On the already installed side bars, count up to the third square hole
from the front and rear ends and insert one M6 cage nut with the
tabs facing inward.
• Repeat this procedure until all 8 cage nuts are installed.
• Next, identify the 4 vertical perforated mounting rails.
8 M6 cage nuts
4 perforated
mounting rails
• Position the perforated mounting rails so as to have from high to
low the number of rack units stamped on each column.
• In addition, the row of numbers on each vertical rail must be
facing each other, on the front and rear sections of the unit.
• Proceed to insert the M6xL12 phillips-head screws and plastic
washers from the inside through the vertical mounting rails and into
the cage nut installed in each side bar.
• Tighten all 8 nuts to secure the rails to the side bars.
8 M6xL12
phillips-head
screws
8 M6 plastic
washers
• Next, identify the 2 side panels. Both are identical for this model.
• Place bottom section of each side panel over the outer edge of the
cabinet base.
• Slide the plastic retaining latches on both sides of the panel to
their unlock position.
• Push side panels against the support frames and release the
plastic retaining latches so as to re-engage them to their locked
position.
Note: should you require to secure both sides of the cabinet with a
lock, each side panel features an opening to install an optional key
lock. These extra locks must be provided by the user.
2 side panels
• Identify the rear door.1 rear door
• Identify the 3 hinge plates provided.
• Place the door hinge plates on the left side of the rear frame,
making sure to match the screw holes on the plate with the ones
found on the structure.
• Proceed to align the built-in rear door hinges with the
corresponding plates positioned on the frame.
• Insert two M5xL10 phillips-head screws to fasten the rear door
hinge and the plate to the rear frame. Use one screw in the top hole
and another one in the bottom hole of the plate.
• Use the M5 flange nuts to secure the hinge assembly in place.
• Repeat this procedure to install all 3 door hinges.
• After making sure the lock hook plate is on its vertical (fully open)
position, tighten the screw to secure the lock assembly in place.
• Use the keys to test the lock and verify that the latching
mechanism is working properly.
• Identify the front tempered glass door and pivot pin.1 front tempered
glass door
• Insert a flat metal washer in the short end of the door pivot pin.
• Then fit the pin into the hole found on the right side of the bottom
panel.
• Put another washer on the exposed tip of the pin. Next, position
the front glass tempered door and carefully lower it to engage the
pivot pin below.
• Pull down the spring lock located on the upper right section of the
door and release it into the hinge hole in the enclosure.
1 door pivot pin
2 flat metal
washers
• Identify the front cam lock and key set.
• Start by unfastening the screw located on the back end of the
lock. Take apart the metal washer, lock offset plate and nut. The
white plastic washer around the lock is the only part that remains
assembled.
• Proceed to insert the cam lock with the plastic washer into the
door opening from the outside. When doing so, make sure the lock
is in its unlocked position.
• First, replace the nut you just removed to fasten the lock from the
inside of the door.
• Next, replace the lock offset plate, washer and the screw.
• After making sure the lock offset plate is on its vertical (fully open)
position, tighten the screw to secure the lock assembly in place.
• Use the keys to test the lock and verify that the latching
mechanism is working properly.
1 cam lock with
offset plate
1 set of keys
• Identify the 4 cable entry plates.
• Place two cable entry plates on top of the upper access holes so
as to cover them from the outside.
• Fix the plates from the outside of the enclosure using the supplied
M4xL8 phillips-head self-tapping screws.
• Flip the unit over to attach the 2 remaining cable entry plates to
the lower access holes located on the bottom side of the enclosure.
• Likewise, fix the plates from the outside using the supplied M4xL8
phillips-head self-tapping screws.
4 cable entry
plates
8 M4xL8
phillips-head
self-tapping screws
• Identify the rear cam lock and key set.
• Start by unfastening the screw located on the back end of the lock.
Take apart the metal washer, lock hook plate and nut. The white
plastic washer around the lock is the only part that remains
assembled.
• Proceed to insert the cam lock with the plastic washer into the
door opening from the outside. When doing so, make sure the lock
is in its unlocked position.
• First, replace the nut you just removed to fasten the lock from the
inside of the door.
• Continue to replace the lock hook plate, washer and the screw.
1 cam lock with
hook plate
1 set of keys
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• Identify the green/yellow pigtail grounding cable.
• Locate the grounding copper studs on the lower section of the
tempered glass door and on the right corner of the bottom panel.
• Unfasten the nut from each stud and remove one of the two
copper washers.
• Connect one end of the pigtail grounding cable to the enclosure
stud, and the other end, to the stud located on the tempered glass
door.
• Replace the copper washer you just removed and screw the nut
back to attach both ends of the pigtail.
• The enclosure assembly is now complete.
Note: in case extra ventilation is required inside the enclosure, fans
can be installed to improve air flow. These optional fans are not
provided in the kit, but can be purchased separately using part
number AW220NXT82 (120VAC)
1 green/yellow
pigtail
3 door hinge plates
4 or 6 M5xL10
phillips-head
screws
4 or 6 M5 flange
nuts
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