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Are there cutouts or channels for
cable routing?
Is there a dedicated analog telephone
line for "phone home" configuration?
Is a telephone line available for HP
representative use?
Is a private LAN available?
Can the temperature be maintained
between 16× and 32× C?
Can temperature changes be held to
less than 10× C per hour?
Can the humidity level be maintained
between 20% and 80%?
Is the computer room protected
against dust, pollution, and metallic
particulate contamination?
Does the computer room support
other environmental considerations
(such as vibration and acoustics)?
Are sufficient AC outlets, on different
lines, available for the equipment?
Does the input voltage correspond to
the equipment specifications?
Are the input circuit breakers
adequate for equipment loads?
Does the input frequency correspond
to equipment specifications?
Is an appropriate uninterruptible
power supply (UPS) strategy in place?
If lightning arresters are
recommended, are they installed?
Have all sources of electrical
interference been corrected?
Does the customer site have
access control (for example, do HP
representatives need an escort)?
Does the computer room have
access control (for example, do HP
representatives need a security code)?
Floor clearance and cutout
dimensions
Data comm requirements
Data comm requirements
Data comm requirements
Temperature specifications
Temperature specifications
Humidity specifications
Dust and pollution controlMetallic
particulate contamination
Mechanical vibration
specificationsAcoustics
Electrical requirements
Electrical requirements
Electrical requirements
Electrical requirements
Uninterruptible power supply (UPS)
Protection against sources of
electrical interference
Protection against sources of
electrical interference
N/A
N/A
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