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SECTION 4: INSTALLATION OVERVIEW
Recommended Tools and Equipment
Do not use a metal stepladder. Accidental contact with electrical wires could lead to electrocution or severe injury. Use only fiberglass or wooden step ladders.
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In addition to the typical complement of hand tools, the following tools and equipment are recommended for proper installation of the station equipment.
- Standard electrician’s tool box (should contain a variety of hand tools appropriate for working with electrical circuits and associated equipment).
- TORX® screwdriver, with TX15 and TX30 bits
- Small adjustable wrench or gas pliers
- Wire cutters (for cutting tie-wraps)
- Fiberglass or wooden stepladder, six to eight feet (used to access the top of the 70" cabinet and the 7', 7.5', and 8' racks, if applicable).
- Block-and-tackle or suitable hoist is recommended to lift cabinets equipped with multiple stations. Each fully equipped station weighs approximately 55 lbs. (standard power) or 82 lbs. (high power).
- Power drill and appropriate boring bits for drilling concrete (for drilling anchor holes in concrete flooring).
- Tarpaulin or large plastic drop cloth to cover surrounding equipment while drilling concrete anchor holes (for installations where cabinet or rack is being anchored to concrete flooring).
- Vacuum cleaner for removing concrete dust (for installations where cabinet or rack is being anchored to concrete flooring).
- ESD grounding strap
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