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Precautions
DANGER
Hazard of Electric Shock or ARC Flash
Have a trained, licensed electrician perform the electrical work.
Consult a local building or electrical inspector for current National Electrical Code
requirements before work begins. A permit might be needed; some codes might require
inspection of the finished work.
Wear appropriate personal protection equipment, and follow safe electrical work practices.
See NFPA 70E.
Do not install equipment showing any physical damage.
Do not allow petroleum-based paints, solvents, or sprays to contact nonmetallic parts of
the cabinet.
Reattach all devices, doors, and covers before switching on power to the cabinet.
DO NOT wear jewelry or a wrist watch when working around batteries.
Failure to follow these precautions will result in death or serious injury!
Threat Releases
The on-site technician is responsible for acquiring threat releases before work begins. Neither
Alcatel-Lucent nor its representatives will start any work without site management approval.
Site Considerations
A site must be accessible to equipment for installation, maintenance, and expansion.
All services required at the site, including electrical, site grounding, and other utilities, must
be available, reliable, and able to grow with planned site expansion.
Cabinet door must be accessible and have room to open.
To avoid high-temperature shutdown, do not place the cabinet in the following locations:
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Site planning must include safety and maintenance plans.
Plan the site to meet or exceed the requirements of any local architectural codes, bylaws,
environmental restrictions, and right-of-way easements, as applicable. Off-ground mounting
locations (poles, walls, etc.) must meet all local codes and ordinances pertaining to the
cabinet weights and dimensions described in this manual.
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Within alcoves prone to heat gain
Next to any surface within 4 ft (120 cm) of the cabinet or near hot air exhaust from
neighboring buildings or structures
Rooftop applications where the dark color of the roof surface may increase the ambient
air temperature in excess of 46°C. Operating at levels at or above 46°C for prolonged
periods of time will affect the reliability and proper function of the equipment.
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