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Page 1 Armarac MX-800-N4X ® INSTALLATION OPERATION GUIDE Revision 1.1 September 2015 ©2014 Thureon International Limited. Patents Pending. please contact us at support@armarac.com FOR MORE INFORMATION All specifications subject to change without notice.
Page 2 Intellectual Property Copyright ©2015 Thureon Limited. All industrial and intellectual property rights (whether protectable by statute, at common law or in equity) in and in relation to the ARMARAC™ storage unit as may exist anywhere in the world and whether or not registered or registrable including, but not limited to, patent rights, copyright, design rights and trademarks are owned by Thureon Limited. The ARMARAC™ storage unit is covered by USA Design Patent 567776. THUREON™ ARMARAC™ and VERTIBLADE™ are trademarks owned by Thureon Limited and are ...
Page 3 Equipment with casters is built to move on a smooth surface without any obstacles.  Do not use a ramp inclined at more than 10° Safe Operation The Armarac is supplied in a perfectly safe condition. Thureon can only warrant to the original purchaser the safety, reliability and performance of the Armarac system and accessories if it is assembled, operated, extended and modified as specified in this manual.  The manual must always be kept near the Armarac. ...
Page 4 NFPA 70, “National Electrical Code,” and the applicable sections of ANSI C2, “National Electrical Safety Code." o Only trained service personnel or licensed electricians shall install the equipment. o The enclosure is suitable for wall mounting only. o Masonry (Concrete Block, Concrete Slab or Brick) Wall Mount Instructions: Shall note Eight (four on each side) Hilti HSL Expansion Anchor (M8) or 5/16 in anchors or Hilti HIT‐HY Series Chemical Anchor System, and Hilti HAS Threaded Anchor Rod (M8) 5/16. o Wood Stud Wall Mount Instructions: Shall note Eight (four on each side) M8 (5/16) Hilti HSL Heavy Duty Anchor HUS‐H Universal Screw Anchor. 4 in. Long. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 4 of 56 ...
Page 5 Packaging and Disposal All the materials used for the packaging, the Armarac and accessories are suitable for recycling.  Keep the original packaging for later transport. All parts must be dissembled and disposed of in accordance with legally applicable requirements! WEEE (Waste electrical and electronic equipment) This symbol on the product, accessories or its packaging shows that the product may not be disposed of with residual waste. The device must be handed in at a corresponding point for disposal or electrical and electronic equipment recycling. Further information on where old electrical equipment can be handed in for recycling can be had from the local authorities, recycling centers or the place where the equipment was bought. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 5 of 56 ...
Page 6 Quick Links to Armarac Installation Videos Installing the Power receptacle Installing a PDU http://youtu.be/ZKm4C‐ http://youtu.be/9R5Xn1QpL38?list=UUOV2 ne9Mc?list=UUOV2mgBIA8LFefCd‐I8OvDA mgBIA8LFefCd‐I8OvDA Installing a UPS Installing a Server http://youtu.be/KBdj5Da_Q0U?list=UUOV2 http://youtu.be/PtF1uK4CbJc?list=UUOV2m mgBIA8LFefCd‐I8OvDA gBIA8LFefCd‐I8OvDA Changing a Vertiblade U Mount Installing a Vertiblade Multi‐fit Panel http://youtu.be/AUgLpvj0s88?list=UUOV2m http://youtu.be/8VR17Y4ZJEU?list=UUOV2 gBIA8LFefCd‐I8OvDA mgBIA8LFefCd‐I8OvDA Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 6 of 56 ...
Page 7 Installing a Vertiblade ZigZag Patch Panel Installing a Switch http://youtu.be/Lw4H‐ http://youtu.be/LCVXZoT2hOE?list=UUOV2 FG7fvc?list=UUOV2mgBIA8LFefCd‐I8OvDA mgBIA8LFefCd‐I8OvDA Installing Cabling Installing Patch Panels in Chassis http://youtu.be/khAcNAC6o7Q?list=UUOV2 http://youtu.be/nstDAIoxkJI?list=UUOV2mg mgBIA8LFefCd‐I8OvDA BIA8LFefCd‐I8OvDA Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 7 of 56 ...
Page 8 3. Recommended fastening systems 4. Recommended spacing and clearances Section B – Enclosure Mounting 5. Mounting to a load bearing wall 6. Connecting a power supply 7. Installing air‐conditioning modules 8. Installing structured cabling Section C – Equipment Mounting 9. Vertiblade conversion 10. Vertiblade screw adapters 11. Installing your equipment 12. Internal cabling guide Section D – Operation 13. Aircon module operation 14. Ecosys controller operation Section D – Maintenance 15. Maintaining aircon module inlet filters 16. Replacing EcoSys power supply unit Section E –Reference Documents Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 8 of 56 ...
Page 9 2. Maximum Rated Load Introduction The Armarac is designed primarily for mounting flat against a clear, unobstructed wall. Due to the weight of the Armarac enclosure and that of the possible equipment it may contain, it is essential to ensure that the wall and fasteners are of adequate strength to accept the resultant loading. Maximum Rated Load ...
Page 10 Or equivalent Brick Hilti HIT‐HY Series Chemical Anchor System, and Hilti HAS Threaded Anchor Rod (M8) Or equivalent For more information and availability see www.hilti.com When using the Armarac Support Base; four (4) M10 (3/8in) anchors should be used to secure the base to the floor. And another two (2) M8 (3/8in) fasteners to secure the top of the Armarac chassis to the wall for added stability. Refer to recommended fastening systems above. If in any doubt please consult with an engineer as to the best anchoring system to use for your environment. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 ...
Page 11 4. Recommended Spacing and Clearances For the Armarac to function correctly it is essential to provide enough clearance above, below and to either side of each Armarac. Access to the equipment will be compromised if the following minimum clearances are not maintained. 4.1 Single ‐MX800N4X Armarac Ceiling Height Minimum 2160mm (7ft 1in) Minimum Minimum 600mm (24in) 600mm (24in) to nearest wall to nearest wall...
Page 12 4.1 Single ‐ MX800N4X Armarac (continued) Ceiling Height Minimum 2160mm (7ft 1in) 592mm (23.3in) Floor level Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 12 of 56 ...
Page 13 4.2 Multiple ‐MX800N4X Armarac’s Two Armarac’s can be stacked vertically together on a single wall. They could also be a combination of FAN and N4X models (please contact Thureon for more information) Minimum Minimum 600mm (24in) 600mm (24in) to nearest wall to nearest wall either side either side Ceiling Height Minimum 2.75m (9ft) Floor level ...
Page 14 Mounting to a load bearing wall (base not required) Step 1 – Separating the Chassis from the doors De‐box your Armarac. Lift out Armarac and place on the floor (minimum 2 people required – approximately 90kg/200lb). Alternatively cut down the cardboard packaging to expose the Armarac. Locate the Armarac Accessories box and place to one side. Unlock the Armarac doors. All keys are located in the accessories box that shipped inside the Armarac box. MLOCK: unlock the doors using the key barrel locks located on the front of the Armarac. ELOCK: use the manual release key mechanism on the bottom of the chassis to release the doors. Open the right handside door and carefully disconnect the RJ12 control cables from their sockets and earth ground ...
Page 15 power outlet for the Armarac power supply (refer 6.2) then you need to align the Armarac mounting holes to allow for the power outlet to pass through the rear opening on the chassis. Please refer to Section F‐16 for ...
Page 16 For ease of access it is not recommended that you remount the doors until you have completed the power supply ingress steps that follow. If power is to be completed by someone else, or at a later time, please remount the left hand side door and engage the door clips upon closure. Then mount the right hand side door and close & lock. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 16 of 56 ...
Page 17 6. Connecting a Power Supply N4X air‐conditioning units required a dedicated 10A Single‐phase AC power supply for each aircon module. Each Aircon module has a dedicated power ingress point at the top rear of the chassis with a matching IEC C19 locking power receptacle. An additional 10A single‐phase power supply is required for the internal equipment to be mounted within the Armarac enclosure. This power ingress point is at the bottom rear of the chassis (left or right side to suit) or can be set up with dual/redundant power feeds with two receptacles. 6.1 Internal IEC‐C19 power receptacles Step 1 – Remove the power receptacle Remove the upper and lower Patch Panel Mounting Trays from within the chassis using a 2.5mm hex key. Remove the power socket shield using a 7mm hex socket. Remove the plastic closed grommet from the side rear of the chassis covering the cable entry hole provided to facilitate power cable entry to that power receptacle. ...
Page 18 Power ingress can also be achieved directly through the back of the chassis if required Step 1 – Relocate the power socket cover plate Remove the power socket cover from the rear of the chassis using a 2.5mm hex key. Reposition the power socket cover on the chassis over to the right hand side as shown. Step 2 – Install/connect the power outlet If the power outlet is already in place you can now install the Armarac in to position and fix it to the wall as described in Section 5 above. Alternatively you can now install a new outlet in the correct position. The cut‐out in the chassis is suitable for a single (shown), double or quad power outlet to be fitted. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide ...
Page 19 7.1 Installing the Right Hand AirCon Module Step 1 – Debox your aircon (IceQube) modules Cut the cardboard packaging away where indicated on the outside of the IceQube box. Remove the packaging to expose the aircon module and accessory kit. Place the gasket kit and Ethernet controller safely to one side. Step 2 – Apply aircon module mounting/sealing gasket Carefully place the IceQube module on a suitable work surface whilst maintaining the unit upright at all times. Apply the supplied gasket kit to the ‘front’ surface of the IceQube as shown in the gasket installation kit Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 19 of 56 ...
Page 20 Step 3 – Fit the Lift Handles to the Aircon Mount Panel Identify the two Lift Handles from your Armarac Accessories box and mount to the right hand side door inner aircon mount panel with the four (4) M6x25 Flat Head screws provided. Step 4 – Remove the Aircon Mount Panel from inside the Door Remove the insulating foam from in front of the Aircon Mount Panel to expose all the sfasteners. Remove the black M6 Button head screws from around the perimeter of the Aircon Mount Panel. Use the 4.0mm Ball‐end hex driver supplied in the Accessories box. Once unscrewed, remove this panel from the ...
Page 21 Connect the other end of this ground wire to the inside ground point on the Aircon Mount Panel on the same side as the power egress (as shown) using the supplied fastener. Connect the door ground wire to this same fastener. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 21 of 56 ...
Page 22 Place the end of the drain hose in the center of the grommet provided and trim any excess pipe away. This length will differ from RHS or LHS mounting. Step 9 – Route the control cables Carefully route the IceQube control cables through the hole in the Aircon Mount Panel using the grommet supplied in the Accessories box. Ensure the control cables are secure within the IceQube frame and free of any moving parts. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 22 of 56 ...
Page 23 Open the door to its full extent against the wall (provide protection for the paintwork if necessary from brickwork etc) Step 12 – Fit the Aircon Module in to the Door Shell Using the two Lift Handles carefully lift the entire assembly (maintaining the aircon module in the upright orientation) and carefully slide in to the door shell cavity. Ensure cables are out of the way so they don’t get caught between the frame and the door shell. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 23 of 56 ...
Page 24 Use the 4.0mm Ball‐end hex driver supplied in the Accessories box. Step 14 – Connect Control Cables Pass the IceQube control cables through the opening on the front of the control panel. Carefully connect the 8‐way and 4‐way PCB connectors in the correct orientation. Connect the silver RJ11 cable to the PCB only if you have the Dual/Redundant Aircon module. Connect your RJ45 Ethernet cable to the PCB (shown as green cable) Connect the black RJ12 from the chassis/ecosys controller to the RJ12 socket on the smaller temperature sensing PCB. Check to ensure the temperature probe passes through the small hole in the control panel. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 24 of 56 ...
Page 25 Reconnect the inner door ground wire from the Aircon Mount Panel to the corresponding ground wire inline connector on the chassis. Step 17 – Fit the Condensate Drain hose grip Fit the supplied hose pipe adapter in to the threaded portion on the underside of the door. 3/8in ID tubing can be used to route any condensate overflow away from the cabinet or in to a receptacle. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 25 of 56 ...
Page 26 The Thermal Management Center control cables exit on the opposite side. There is no temperate sensor PCB on the LHS control panel assembly. Please connect the silver RJ11 cable directly between the two IceQube controller PCB’s to ensure correct operation of the Dual/Redundant features. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 26 of 56 ...
Page 27 M5 (10/32) fasteners for each patch panel. Step 3 – Structure Cabling Access Structured cabling can feed through the 19‐inch openings located on the top and/or the bottom of the Armarac chassis. Remove the conduit termination plate with a 2.5mm hex key. Step 4 – Terminating Conduit If using conduit to run your cables to the Armarac ...
Page 28 Step 5 – Using the Cable Shroud If using the optional Cable Shroud: 1. Remove the upper (or lower) conduit termination plate from the outside of the chassis (use 2.5mm hex key on 8x screws). 2. Fit the cable shroud to the Armarac chassis using the supplied T‐loop hex driver. 3. If using conduit, predrill the conduit gland holes in the termination plate prior to reaffixing. Step 6 – Installing the Cable At this point the structured cabling can be installed inside of the Armarac and can be terminated on to your 19‐inch patch panel(s). The patch panel(s) can then be installed on to patch panel mounting tray using four M5 (10/32) fasteners for each patch panel. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide ...
Page 29 9. Vertiblade Conversion Armarac’s Vertiblade system allows the user to configure the equipment mounting brackets for either 1 Unit (1U) or 2 Unit (2U) devices. Typically the MX.800 Armarac will arrive configured for TWO full‐depth 1U devices at the front, FOUR full‐length 2U devices at the rear (such as a UPS and a server). Before installing your equipment you should configure ...
Page 30 Insert the supplied two‐RU adapters into the bottom of both the upper and lower extrusion spines. Using a hex key tighten the set screws until the adapters are firmly held within the extrusions. Step 4 – Combine the right‐hand Vertiblade latch bodies Place the two latch bodies together as shown. Using the two supplied M6 cap screws and Nylock nuts bolt the two latch bodies together and tighten with a hex key. This Vertiblade bracket is now ready to accept 2U devices. Converting from One 2RU bracket to Two 1RU brackets Is achieved by reversing the above procedure. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 30 of 56 ...
Page 31 10. Vertiblade Screw Adapters Different equipment manufacturers often use different retention screw thread sizes to hold their equipment to the rack kits. The Armarac has a series of corresponding server Screw Adapters to suit each type of thread to ensure that all equipment is securely fastened to its Vertiblade. Step 1 – Determine the correct thread requirement Choose between the M4, M5 (10/32) and M6 Vertiblade screw adapters to match your equipment manufacturer’s server retention ...
Page 32 11. Installing Your Equipment It is recommended to start with the equipment at the rear of the Armarac and that the heaviest equipment should be installed at the rear e.g. Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS). Please configure your Armarac for the correct Rack‐Unit sizes (refer Section C5 above) e.g. setting up 1U and 2U combinations to match the equipment you intend to install. Please ensure the correct manufacturer specific retention thread screw adapters have been fitted (refer Section C6 above). Step 1 – Open the rear Vertiblade Open the front Vertiblade brackets to gain maximum access to the rear mounting space. ...
Page 33 19‐inch equipment or a combination of smaller non‐rackmount equip‐ ment. Secure the equipment to the panel using very‐ high‐bond double sided tape or the provided opening for rear mounting screws. Cable tie or Velcro cables in to place. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 33 of 56 ...
Page 34 12. Internal Cabling Guide Armarac provides facility to install and correctly manage all of the cabling required for a full 10RU of equipment. To avoid excess cable clutter we recommend using cables that are 1.0m to 1.5m in length (3ft, 4ft, 5ft long). Note due to the nature of the Vertiblade articulated hinging system all cabling is required to run on the left‐hand side of the enclosure to ensure each bracket can open properly for full device access. Step 1 – Main Power Supply If used, connect the chassis power outlet to your UPS inlet or power distribution unit (PDU). Do not turn your UPS on yet. Step 2 – Device Power Distribution Continue to run AC power cables from your UPS (or PDU) to each device that you have installed in the Vertiblade brackets. For each device open its Vertiblade bracket up to 90 degrees to ensure the correct length and ...
Page 35 Ensure the cable tails are long enough to fully open the Vertiblade zigzag to access the UPS in the rear mounting bay. Terminate each loom on the appropriate patch panel in accordance with the cabling standard being adopted (Cat‐5 or Cat‐6). Check that the Vertiblade brackets can open and close without causing strain on the structured cabling or interfering with the hinging mechanism. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 35 of 56 ...
Page 36 Repeat for all 24 ports. Carefully loom the 24 cores together adhering to cabling standards. Step 5 – Check for Interference Ensure that each Vertiblade bracket can fully open without cables pinching or pulling on any device or patch panel. Ensure that the Armarac doors can close without causing interference with any cables or the ventilation fans. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 36 of 56 ...
Page 37 Section D – Operation 13. Aircon Module Operation Refer to IceQube Thermal Management Center operating Instructions available from Thureon. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 37 of 56 ...
Page 38 255.255.255.0 Gateway 192.168.1.1 Access to the onboard webserver is available through the LAN port provided above the console panel in the bottom of the Armarac. The web management interface is available from HTTP://192.168.1.50 The MAC address of each EcoSys board is printed on a label affixed to the console cover inside the Armarac directly beside the management LAN port connector. This allows the user to assign an IP address with a DHCP reservation. Note: If you are unable to locate the EcoSys controller on your network a software tool is ...
Page 39 14.1.3 –Current Status page The current status page displays the current environment and alert status of the Armarac enclosure. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 39 of 56 ...
Page 40 14.1.4 –Manual Control page The ADMIN user can use this page to override the automatic settings to remotely control;  Inlet fan speed  Outlet fan speed  Door “unlock” (if MX‐ELOCK option is fitted)  Low Ambient Heater control (if MX‐LAH option is fitted)  Silence the alarm buzzer Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 40 of 56 ...
Page 41 14.1.5 –Device Setup page The Device Setup page is where the ADMIN user can change the networking and device informational settings. Currently there is a SMTP and a SNMP version of the firmware. This is the SMTP screen: Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 41 of 56 ...
Page 42 14.1.5 –Device Setup page This is the SNMP screen: Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 42 of 56 ...
Page 43 14.1.6 –Settings page The settings page is where the ADMIN user can set the control values and alert thresholds;  Min Fanspd Temp – the temperature at which the fans will spin down to their lowest value for minimum airflow.  Max Fanspd Temp – the temperature at which the fans will spin up to their highest value for maximum cooling effect.  Heater On Temp – the temperature at which the Low Ambient Heater (if fitted) will turn on.  Heater Off Temp – the temperature at which the Low Ambient Heater (if fitted) will turn off.  Humidity Wet – the percentage of max. Humidity at which an alert is generated.  Humidity Dry – the percentage of min. humidity at which an alert is generated.  Inlet Max. Temp – the inlet temperature at which an alert is generated.  Outlet Max. Temp – the outlet temperature at which an alert is generated. Note: Temp values can be entered as °F if the “temp display” field in Device Setup has been set to °F Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 43 of 56 ...
Page 44 14.1.7 –Logs page The Logs page displays the latest status and alerts of EcoSys controller. A full diagnostic download in CSV format is available by right‐clicking the “download full log file” link, choose “save file as” and if required send to Thureon for analysis. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 44 of 56 ...
Page 45 In circumstances where the upgrade must take place in‐situ please follow this guide. Important: it is critical that you confirm with Thureon which model of Ecosys controller is in your Armarac as not all versions of firmware and/or webpages are compatible with every series of board. These instructions assume the 2140‐701‐D Ecosys controller. 14.2.1 Load new Firmware 1. Log in to your EcoSys control ...
Page 46 5. The “Upgrade In Progress” screen will display. Do not turn off the Armarac power supply to the EcoSys board during this time. 6. Once the firmware upgrade is complete the “Upgrade Complete” screen will display. You can now take advantage of the newly deployed features. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 46 of 56 ...
Page 47 1. Log in to your EcoSys control board with the Admin credentials. DO NOT USE MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER. 2. Click on the About tab 3. Verify the webpages version currently on the board. Click “Browse…” to locate the new webpages bin file. At the time of printing Armarac‐Webpages‐v02.04.bin is the current stable release. 4. Once you have located and selected the .bin file click the “Upload” button. ...
Page 48 14.3 Factory Reset In cases where the Ecosys board may have lost its settings, or become unresponsive, you may also follow this factory reset guide. The board has already been loaded with operational firmware and can be reset with this procedure. Important: it is critical that you confirm with Thureon which model of Ecosys controller is in your Armarac as not all versions of firmware and/or webpages are compatible with every series of board. These instructions assume the 2140‐701‐D Ecosys controller. Part One – Factory Reset 1. Remove the power supply from the Ecosys board (12V DC 2.5mm ID/5.5mm OD plug) 2. Press and hold the LOAD button on the PCB – whilst doing so reconnect the live power supply ...
Page 49 10. Click on the “MPFS Upload” hyperlink, select “Choose File” browse to and select “Armarac-Webpages-v02.04.bin” (current stable release) 11. Click “Upload” to start the uploading process. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 49 of 56 ...
Page 50 12. Click on the “Site main page” hyperlink once the upgrade process is finished and the webpages should show. 13. Programing the device is now complete. Any device setup can now be undertaken. Please refer to the Installation Instructions above on configuring your Ecosys board. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 50 of 56 ...
Page 51 Section E – Maintenance 15. Maintaining the Aircon Module Inlet Filters Replacing/Cleaning Right Door Filters: Remove the Filter cover panel using the captive thumb screws Remove the foam filter material ‐ wash or replace as necessary Carefully replace the dry foam filter in the cavity and replace the cover panel, fasten the captive screws to hold firm. Replacing/Cleaning Left Door Filters (if fitted) Remove the Filter cover panel using the captive thumb screws Remove the foam filter material ‐ wash or replace as necessary Carefully replace the dry foam filter in the cavity and replace the cover panel, fasten the captive screws to hold firm. Air Conditioner Maintenance: Refer to attached IceQube instructions for maintenance information. Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 51 of 56 ...
Page 52 16. Replacing EcoSys Power Supply Unit If the EcoSys power supply inside the Armarac enclosure reaches the end of its life‐cycle it will need to be replaced. Note this power supply also provides 12V power to the cooling fans if fitted. Step 1 – Remove the Console Cover Remove the console cover off the bottom tray in the Armarac enclosure using a 2.5mm metric hex key. Step 2 – Disconnect power input from UPS Remove the power cord from the end of the faulty power supply. Remove the faulty power supply’s output 2.5mm DC plug from the EcoSys controller board. Step 3 – Remove the faulty Power Supply Remove the Velcro straps from the faulty power ...
Page 53 Section F –Reference Documents Armarac MX800N4X – Cut Sheet Armarac MX800N4X – Tech Spec Armarac MX800N4X Series Installation Guide v1.1 | September‐2015 Page 53 of 56 ...
Page 54 16in crs 23.3in Power Ingress (2) 108mm 4.2in Front View Side View Rear View Alternate Wallplate Power Ingress Hatch Chassis/Equipment Power Ingress (2) please contact us at sales@armarac.com ©Thureon Limited | Registered Design | Patents Pending | All specifications subject to change without notice FOR MORE INFORMATION...
Page 55 474mm 18.7in 29.3in 18.7in Top View 1694mm 66.7in Perspective View Vertiblade removed for clarity Front View please contact us at sales@armarac.com ©Thureon Limited | Registered Design | Patents Pending | All specifications subject to change without notice FOR MORE INFORMATION...
Page 56 Ambient Air Flow – IQ6000V16 6000/1758 120V 60Hz 10.5A 140/60 outlet RHS (w/o exhaust box) please contact us at sales@armarac.com ©2015 Thureon Limited | Registered Design | Patents Pending | All specifications subject to change without notice FOR MORE INFORMATION...