Unpacking IPA-2800 Cabinets

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Unpacking IPA2800 Cabinets

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Contents

Contents 3

List of tables 4

List of figures 5

Summary of changes 7

1 Before starting to unpack 91.1 Dimensions and weights of the packages 91.2 Conversion factors 11

2 Opening the packing case 13

3 Lifting and moving the cabinet 17



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List of tables

Table 1. Dimensions and weights of cabinet packages. 9

Table 2. Conversion factors. 11

Table 3. Conversions from decimals to fractions. 11




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List of figures

Figure 1. Three cabinet packages in a pile. 10

Figure 2. Cut the polyester bands attaching the package to the wooden platform atfour points. Remove the outer case placed over the inner packingcase. 13

Figure 3. The inner packing case with the outer case removed. Also remove theupper lid on top of the packing case. 13

Figure 4. Remove the absorbers from the top of the cabinet. 14

Figure 5. Remove the rolls from the corners of the packing case. 14

Figure 6. Remove the cardboard collar surrounding the cabinet. 15

Figure 7. Open the barrier bag. 15

Figure 8. Open the ends of the cardboard base and carefully remove the absorbersfrom under the cabinet. 16

Figure 9. Unwrap the plastic around the cabinet and carefully lift the cabinet up onits feet (EC216) or on its support feet (IC186-B). 17

Figure 10. Lift the cabinet up to an upright position. 18

Figure 11. If you are unpacking an EC216 cabinet, remove the protective cardboards

from the sides. 18

Figure 12. If you are unpacking an IC186-B cabinet, remove the support feet at theinstallation site. 19

Figure 13. Lifting the cabinet from the subrack or stepping on or forcefully pushingdown the subrack edges will bend and damage it. 20



List of figures


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Summary of changes

Changes between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest

document issue contains all changes made to previous issues.

Changes in issue 1-0 (DN70400137)

Instructions on lifting and moving cabinets were clarified. The cabinets are

heavy. Additional personnel or lifting equipment may be needed when

moving, unpacking or lining up the cabinets. Cabinets must not be lifted

from the subrack edges. It is also not permitted to step on or push the

subrack edges down, because they will bend.

Document structure has been reorganised.

The DN number identification for this document has changed from

DN0186515 to DN70400137, and therefore issue numbering starts over

from issue 1-0.


The dimensions and weights of the packages for the new cabinets EC216

and EC213 have been added, and the figures have been updated to

correspond with the new cabinets' packages.


Dimensions and weights of the packages for deliveries containing cabling

cabinets have been added.


Corrections in graphics; no content update.



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The first issue




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1 Before starting to unpackBefore starting to unpack the cabinets from their transportation packages:

. Make sure that the unpacking area is empty.

. Fetch all utensils needed for unpacking from storage (knife or side

cutters)

1.1 Dimensions and weights of the packages

The IPA2800 cabinets are delivered in cardboard packages with a wooden

support platform. For the EC cabinets, there are two types of packages:

one suitable for an equipment cabinet (EC216) and one suitable for anequipment cabinet with a cabling cabinet (EC216 + EC213). For the IC

cabinets, there are three types of packages: one suitable for an equipment

cabinet (IC186-B), one suitable for a cabling cabinet (IC183-B), and one

suitable for an equipment cabinet with a cabling cabinet (IC186-B + IC183-

B).

The weights of the cabinet packages vary depending on the intracabinet

cables installed.

Table 1. Dimensions and weights of cabinet packages.

Package type Dimensions (H x W x L) Weight

Single EC216 100.5 x 81 x 237 cm

(39.6 x 31.9 x 93.3 in)

280-310 kg (617-683 lb)

EC216 + EC213 130.5 x 81 x 237 cm

(51.4 x 31.9 x 93.3 in)

370-410 kg (816-904 lb)

Single IC186-B 91.5 x 81 x 220 cm

(36 x 31.9 x 86.6 in)

280-310 kg (617-683 lb)



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Table 1. Dimensions and weights of cabinet packages. (cont.)

Package type Dimensions (H x W x L) Weight

Single IC183-B 55 x 81 x 220 cm

(21.7 x 39.9 x 86.6 in

130-150 kg (287-331 lb)

IC186-B + IC183-B 121 x 81 x 220 cm

(47.6 x 31.9 x 86.6 in)

370410 kg (816904 lb)

Note that up to three cabinet packages can be piled on top of each other,as shown in figure 1. The maximum heigth of any delivery type is 4000

mm.

Figure 1. Three cabinet packages in a pile.

810 mm

IC186-B: 2220 mm

max

4000 mm

DN0187483

EC216: 2370 mm




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1.2 Conversion factors

The following conversion factors should be used when installing Nokia's

IPA2800 and associated equipment:

Table 2. Conversion factors.

Metric American

1 kilogram (kg) = 2.2046 lb

1 meter (m) = 3.2808 ft

2.54 centimeters (cm) = 1 in

The following table can be used for converting decimals to fractions, where

the first column gives the number of inches in decimals and the second

column contains the corresponding number of inches in fractional form.

The third column gives the number of feet in decimals, and the fourth

column gives the corresponding number of inches in fractional form.

Table 3. Conversions from decimals to fractions.

Decimals

(inches)

Fractions

(Inches)

Decimals (feet) Fractions

(Inches)

.1 1/8 .1 1 1/2

.2 1/4 .2 3

.3 3/8 .3 4 1/2

.4 7/16 .4 5 1/4

.5 1/2 .5 6

.6 5/8 .6 7 1/2

.7 11/16 .7 8 1/4

.8 13/16 .8 9 3/4

.9 7/8 .9 10 1/2

1.0 1 1.0 12



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Note

For the purposes of installation and construction, an allowance of 1/

16th of an inch is tolerated between the physical conditions found on

any particular site and the Blueprint drawings provided with the

installation instructions. In addition, an allowance of 1/16th of an inch

will be permitted when converting directly from European measurement

to the American standard feet and inches.




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2 Opening the packing case. Remove the packing list attached to the case.

Figure 2. Cut the polyester bands attaching the package to the wooden

platform at four points. Remove the outer case placed over the inner

packing case.

Figure 3. The inner packing case with the outer case removed. Also remove

the upper lid on top of the packing case.



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Removing the absorbers and rolls

Figure 4. Remove the absorbers from the top of the cabinet.

Figure 5. Remove the rolls from the corners of the packing case.




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Figure 6. Remove the cardboard collar surrounding the cabinet.

Figure 7. Open the barrier bag.



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Figure 8. Open the ends of the cardboard base and carefully remove the

absorbers from under the cabinet.




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3 Lifting and moving the cabinetThe cabinets are heavy. Additional personnel or lifting equipment may be

needed when moving, unpacking or lining up the cabinets. In addition,follow any local regulations applicable to the installation.

Figure 9. Unwrap the plastic around the cabinet and carefully lift the cabinet

up on its feet (EC216) or on its support feet (IC186-B).

Note that only the cabinet IC186-B has support feet.



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Figure 10. Lift the cabinet up to an upright position.

Figure 11. If you are unpacking an EC216 cabinet, remove the protective

cardboards from the sides.




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Figure 12. If you are unpacking an IC186-B cabinet, remove the support feet at

the installation site.

The cabinet doors must be kept closed when lifting and moving the

cabinet. Do not lift or move the cabinet from the subracks, because it will

bend the subrack.



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Figure 13. Lifting the cabinet from the subrack or stepping on or forcefully

pushing down the subrack edges will bend and damage it.

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