UCoustic Cab 9210 User manual

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UCoustic™Sound Proof Enclosures
9210 Manual

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UCoustic™9210 Floor Standing Cabinet
Thank you and congratulations for purchasing the UCoustic 9210 freestanding
acoustic cabinet. Please follow these simple recommendations in order to get the
best from
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our new enclosure.
Tools Required:
2 point Pozi Drive Screwdriver
10mm AF Spanner to suit M6 Nut
Cabinet Siting:
Great care should be taken when siting both
the passive and active cabinets..
1. Avoid siting cabinets next to room
heating e.g. radiators
2. Where possible avoid siting near
windows (to avoid solar gain)
3. Where possible site cabinet in an air
conditioned room or in a well vented
space
4. Check floor loading capacity. Due to
the weight combination of both the
cabinet and equipment housed, it
maybe necessary to use a floor load
spreader plate Pt No. RA0-0082-AA
Removal of Cladding
NB. We recommend that this is performed as a two
man operation
To remove Ufront passive wardrobe doorsU, turn
cam lock with key supplied, lift swing handle
and turn clockwise, open doors taking care to
open without disturbing soundproof seals.
When doors are open lift individually each side
just high enough to clear hinge pins and safely
stand the door against a solid wall.
To remove Urear doorsU, disconnect mains supply,
turn cam lock with key supplied, lift swing
handle and turn clockwise, hold left hand door
in position whilst opening right hand door taking
care to open without disturbing the sound proof
seals.
Each door has a cooling fan connected to a fan
speed controller sited behind the side infill’s.
Ensure fan speed controller is not connected to
its supply BEFORE proceeding with rear door
removal and note the polarization of the
connector for later reconnection. Disconnect
each fan at the rear of the door by squeezing
the retaining clips on the white connectors and
pulling them apart. When doors are open and
main door is away from frame, lift off each door
and safely stand it against a solid wall.
To re-hang the Urear doorsU, reverse procedure
above remembering to refit the fan connectors
after reassembly of doors to cabinet and then
reconnect mains supply
To remove the side panels simply turn cam
locks with keys supplied and lift panel and place
against solid wall, again the panels are very
heavy so we recommend a minimum of two
people carry out this task.
Handling
Personal care
To achieve the level of acoustic performance
and industrial needs of a high quality 19”
enclosure the composition of cabinet parts
means that the 9210 UCoustic cabinets are very
heavy when moving the cabinet we recommend
a minimum of two people carry out this task.
The individual doors and side panels are also
very heavy and need to be handled with care,
again we recommend that a minimum of two
people remove and assemble the cladding onto
the cabinet.

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Thermal Considerations:
To maximise the thermal capabilities of the
UCoustic 9210 we strongly recommend all
spaces on and around the front 19” area is
filled.
The sealing of the front face of the 19” area
ensures no recirculation of hot air; any air
gaps will impact on the amount of heat
removed from the cabinet.
Empty space on the 19” area can be filled
using soundproof 19” quick fit blanking panels;
see the selection of sizes below.
Quick fit soundproof
blanking panels
Left side infill Left side infill
19” Foam infill
Front to rear
Infill foam
There is a gap above and below the 19” area
even after all the equipment and blanking
panels have been fitted, we recommend that
this space be filled using the 19” infill foam
supplied with cabinet (Please see Pic 1)
NB: It is important to ensure once fitted the
foam does not cover any of the equipment’s
vents.
Once installation is finished or following any
refits, cabling, which runs from front 19” face
to the rear of the cabinet via the top and
bottom of the left hand and right hand infill’s
that the resulting air gaps around the cabling
be filled with the supplied infill foam. (please
see Pics 1 and 6)
Order codes for soundproof 19” quick
fit blanking panels are as follows:
1U RA0-0201-AA
2U RA0-0202-AA
3U RA0-0203-AA
5U RA0-0205-AA
Pic 1 Front view UCoustic 9210 complete with blanking panels

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Cable Management:
The UCoustic 9210 is fitted with six cable entry
positions, three on both the lid and base, fitted
to the rear and to each side of the cabinet (see
Pic 2)
As a rule data cables are usually run into the
side cable apertures of a cabinet and straight
onto cable trays fitted to the cabinet frame
(see Pics 8 & 9). With the interconnecting
server and equipment, cables being dressed
to the side and rear.
NB. Most equipment fans expel hot waste air
to the rear of the cabinet and disorganized
cabling can inhibit airflow movement, so care
needs to be taken when dressing cabling. We
recommend that cables are dressed to the
side rear infill panels (see Pics 9, 10 & 11).
Fitting a cable entry box
Select cable entry point and remove four M6
screws. Then remove gland plate (see Pic 3).
NB. The gland plate will also be held in place
by the adhesive stuck to the soundproof
material; this means some force maybe
required to remove the gland plate. The
soundproof material is part precut and will
require only the adhesive layer being cut by a
sharp blade before being removed.
One cable entry box (see Pic 4) is supplied
with each cabinet, should additional ones be
required please order under part number RA0-
0210-AA
This is reassembled in the hole exposed by
removal of the gland and sound proofing
material. It should be assembled from the
inside of the cabinet so that the flange makes
a seal on the cabinet’s sound proofing material
(see Pic 5) showing rear centre base
assembled. Ensure foam is dressed around
cables so that no air can escape. This will
ensure that any airborne sound inside the
cabinet is retained and attenuated within the
enclosure. It is recommended that the cables
are, where possible lay flat to avoid bunching
M6 Fixing screws
Pic 3 Showing 4xM6 fastenings
Pic 2 Three cable entry points via removable gland
plates fitted to the top cover shown and a further three
fitted to the base.
Gland
plates
Pic 4 Cable entry box
Pic 5 Cable entry box fitted to base of cabinet

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Cable Management Continued:
Front to Rear Cable Management is achieved
by passing the cable through the front to rear
foam blocks (see Pic 6). These are positioned
to the top and bottom of the front infill panels
on each side of the cabinet
Four pairs are supplied as standards and
should be fitted regardless of cables being
passed though as this ensures the correct air
path for cooling.
Additional blocks are available; please order
under part number RA0-0211-AA (2 per set)
Keep cable bundle flat where
possible when passing
through foam blocks
Pic.6 Front to rear cable Infill foam
Top right hand side front shown
Pic. 7. Cable entry box.
Rear base shown
Keep cables flat where possible

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300mm Cable tray
Pic 8 Side cable management and cable entry 150mm cable tray shown
Cable Management Continued:
Middle side vertical cable management is
achieved by the fitting cable tray fitted to the
cabinet depth support members fixed to the
front and rear corner posts see Pics 8 & 9).
Available in the following sizes:
12U 150wide
24U 150wide
24U 300wide
42U 150wide
42U 300wide
NB. All accessories can be factory fitted.
These along with other accessories can be
purchased through your supplier/distributor or
direct from USystems Ltd.

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Pic 10 Cable trunking fitted to front infills (front view of 8250 wall box shown).
Cable Management Continued:
Front and rear cable management is achieved
by fitting cable trunking to each side infill
panels.
NB. Because of the soundproof foam fitted to
the infill panels, this operation is best done
when factory fitted
Available in the following sizes:
12U 50mm x 50mm
24U 50mm x 50mm
42U 50mm x 50mm
These along with other accessories can be
purchased through your supplier/distributor or
direct from USystems Ltd.
Pic 9 Side cable management and cable entry 300mm
cable tray shown
Pic 11 Cable trunking can be
Cut to any length required