User's Manual

Chapter 3 Installation
SX03-30000-01-M01 3-11
3.6.5 Repeater Cabinet Positioning
Over tipping the repeater may cause it to fall over, resulting in personal
injury or loss of life.
 The methods described in Section 3.6.1 can be used to move the repeater cabinets
and components to the required installation location.
 The cabinets should be positioned to allow for adequate ventilation.
 Sufficient space must be made available in front of the cabinets so that the front
doors/panels can be opened/removed, allowing the installer to access the 12V battery,
PDU(s), BMS, LBE, HBE, TRMS, LNA, DBPF, dial-up modem, HPA PSU’s and HPA’s.
 Sufficient space must be made available behind the cabinets so that the rear panels
can be removed, allowing the installer to access the TSC’s, 4-way hybrid combiners
(with reject loads), HPA/TSC transmit output coupler/RF detectors, magic tees (with
reject load) and component rear panel interfaces (connectors).
 Sufficient space must be made available above the cabinets, allowing for cable
connections to surge protectors as well as routing ground, AC, communications and
alarm wires/cables into the cabinets. The fans/blowers are also accessed from the top
of the cabinets.
 Unbolt the cabinet from the pallet before attempting to remove it from the pallet.