Panduit R4P User manual

INSTRUCTIONS V00028FG REV 11
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Part Numbers: R4P, R4PCN, R4P23, R4P23CN, R4P36, R4P36CN, R4P42, R4P42CN, R4P96, R4PCN96,
R4P2396, R4P23CN96, R4P3696, R4P36CN96, R4P4296, R4P42CN96,R4P79, R4PCN79, R4PW3696,
R4PW36CN96
(2) Side Channel Assembles
(2) Base Angles
(2) Top Brackets
(1) Hardware Kit
(25) 12-24 Cage Nuts
(25) 12-24 x.5" Screws
(16) Paint Piercing Washers
(16) 3/8 x 1" Bolts
(1) Tube of Anti-Oxidizing Gel
Step 1
Lay one side assembly on the floor or on a pair of sturdy saw
horses. Apply antioxidant paste to painted surfaces that the 3/8"
paint piercing washers will come in contact with. Install base
angles and top brackets using (8) 3/8" bolts and paint piercing
washers.
DO NOT TIGHTEN.
Note: The base angles are assembled on the bottom of the rack
and the top angles are assembled at the top of the rack. A dia-
mond on the outer face of each post indicates the bottom of the
rack. See closeup in Step 2.
(2) Side Channel Assembles
(2) Base Angles
(2) Top Bracket
(1) Hardware Kit
(25) 12-24 x.5" Screws
(16) Paint Piercing Washers
(16) 3/8 x 1" Bolts
(1) Tube of Anti-Oxidizing Gel
4 Post Rack and Accessories
R4P**CN** R4P****
Step 2
Place remaining side assembly as shown. Apply antioxidant paste to
painted surfaces that the 3/8" paint piercing washers will come in con-
tact with. Assemble to base angles using 3/8" bolts and paint piercing
washers. One of each per side.
DO NOT TIGHTEN.
Diamond indicates
bottom of rack
Base angles
Top angles
NOTE: If using caster bracket kit (RCSTR). Reference CM450.
Fixed Caster and Bracket
Assembly
Swivel Caster and Bracket Assembly

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Step 3
Hinging side assembly on the two fasteners affixed in Step 2, rotate Side assembly upwards
to align mounting holes in the two top brackets. Install remaining (6) 3/8" Bolts and paint
piercing washers in the locations shown below. Stand the rack upright. Verify #12-24 tapped
holes or Cage nuts are EIA spaced at 18.31". Square the rack vertically by measuring the
distance from A to D, and B to C shown in 3.2. The difference in distance from A to D, and B
to C should be no greater than 1/8". Square the rack horizontally by measuring the distance
from E to H, and F to G shown in 3.3. The difference in distance from E to H, and F to G
should be no greater than 1/8". Completely tighten all bolts to at least
14 ft.-lbs (19.0 N-m)
3.1 3.2
Grounding
Two hole ground lug attachment located on
the top and bottom rails of the side channel
assembly at the locations shown. Remove
masking before installing.
Grounding
Locations
Mount rack to floor using the location guide below for mounting
hole and overall size information.
Location Guide
Note: Floor mounting bolts must be used in all applications in order to
provide maximum rigidity, load bearing capacity and safety.The maximum
weight load is 2500 pounds. The rack is designed for heavier equipment
to be mounted near the bottom and supported from front to back. Shelves
(sold separately) that mount on both the front and rear of the rack may
also be installed to support equipment. Manufacturers often provide a
shelf (or cradle) to support their specific equipment. In cases where the
manufacturer doesn’t provide a cradle, please contact Panduit engineer-
ing prior to installation for possible alternative mounting methods.
All dimensions are in inches.
X.XX are dimensions for 30" deep 4 post racks
[x.xx] are dimensions for 23" deep 4 post racks
{x.xx} are dimensions for 36" deep 4 post racks
*x.xx* are dimensions for 42" deep 4 post racks
**x.xx** are dimensions for 23" wide 4 post racks
Adjustable EIA Mounting Rails
All 4 rails are fully adjustable. To set depth loosen (3) 5/16"-18 X
3/4" Mounting bolts and slide to desired position. Re-tighten to
20 foot pounds to engage washers.
Bolt Orientation
Panduit recommends putting the front rails 1" back for optimal
thermal and cable management.
Front rails are to be recessed less than 1.5" to be compatible with
newer thermal ducts.
EF
GH
3.3
35.6 [28.6]
{41.6} *47.1*
30.0 [23.0]
{36.0} *41.5*
23.25
**27.25**
33.5 [26.5]
Turned Turned
Out Out
{39.5} *45.0*
Turned Turned
Out Out
16.00
**20.0**
26.7 [19.70]
Turned Turned
In In
{32.7} *38.2*
Turned Turned
In In

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Flippable EIA Mounting Rails
The rack is shipped with rails in a numbers-up orientation. The rails can
be flipped to read in a numbers-down orientation by moving 1 right rail and
1 left rail in tandem. Remove (3) 5/16"-18 X 3/4" Mounting Bolts on each
rail. Then flip right rail so that numbering reads down and bolt to left side
of assembly using bolt orientation shown. Then flip left rail so that num-
bering reads down and bolt to right side of assembly using bolt orienta-
tion shown.
Numbering-Up
Orientation
Numbering-Down
Orientation
Use J-Bolt mounting holes for
securing ladder rack to the 4-post
rack.
R4PWF
Apply Antioxidant Paste to painted surfaces that
the 3/8" paint piercing washers will come in con-
tact with.
Mounting Locations
Fig, 1
CVPPB- Zero RU Bracket- to mount 1RU
EIA 19" copper and fiber patch panels to the
side of rack posts.
CVPPB
Secure to desired hole location
using #12-24 screws
Side of post installation
RSHLF- Shelf for 30" Deep rack
RSHLF23- Shelf for 23" Deep rack
RSHLF36- Shelf for 36" Deep rack
Mount bracket to
desired RU in rear of
rack
Slide shelf into slots in rear mounting bracket
Secure with (4) #12-24 screws
#12-24 screws
Shelf
Secure the waterfall as shown in Fig. 1 using
provided hardware.
(2) 1/4-20 bolts
(4) Paint
piercing washers
(2) 1/4-20 nuts
Note: Shelf load rating is 275 lbs. when rails are
spaced a minimum of half the shelf depth.
Note: Shelf is designed to support large net-
working equipment in combination with sup-
plied equipment mounting flanges.
J-Bolts up to 3/8" in diameter may
also be installed directly to the top
angle without interference with the
top mounting RU space.

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CVPDUB- Pair of Brackets for Vertical POU Button Mounting to the
side of the rack post.
CVPDUB
Align bracket to desired location
on rack post, then secure with #12-24 screws.
#12-24 screws
#12-24 Screw
Fasten bridge lance on
bracket to desired C-
shaped cutout on post (both
brackets), then secure with
#12-24 screw.
CNSPE- Pair of end slack spools including spools and mounting
brackets.
CNSPE
C-shaped cutout on post
Bridge lance on
bracket
Large equipment installation- Install mounting cradle (included
with equipment.) See Best Practices below.
Large equipment installation- Install equipment. When install-
ing securing hardware, install bottom, top, middle screws and
tighten before installing remaining screws. See Best Practices
below.
mounting cradle
Equipment
Top
Middle
Bottom
LARGE EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION BEST PRACTICES
Install the equipment at the lowest possible RU on the rack for stability. If there are other devices in the rack,
install the heaviest chassis below the lighter chassis.
Refer to equipment installation documents for specific installation requirements.
Only trained and qualified personnel should be allowed to install, replace, or service equipment.