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Chapter 1. General description 13
If a server is to be installed in a non-IBM rack or cabinet, you must ensure that the rack
conforms to the EIA
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standard EIA-310-D (see 1.5.9, “OEM rack” on page 21).
1.5.1 IBM 7014 Model T00 rack
The 1.8-meter (71-inch) Model T00 is compatible with past and present IBM System p
systems. It is a 19-inch rack and is designed for use in all situations that have previously used
the earlier rack models R00 and S00. The T00 rack has the following features:
36 EIA units (36U) of usable space.
Optional removable side panels.
Optional highly perforated front door.
Optional side-to-side mounting hardware for joining multiple racks.
Standard business black or optional white color in OEM format.
Increased power distribution and weight capacity.
Optional reinforced (ruggedized) rack feature (FC 6080) provides added earthquake
protection with modular rear brace, concrete floor bolt-down hardware, and bolt-in steel
front filler panels.
Support for both ac and dc configurations.
The dc rack height is increased to 1926 mm (75.8 in.) if a power distribution panel is fixed
to the top of the rack.
Up to four power distribution units (PDUs) can be mounted in the PDU bays (see
Figure 1-4 on page 17); additional PDUs can fit inside the rack. See 1.5.6, “The ac power
distribution unit and rack content” on page 16.
Weights:
– T00 base empty rack: 244 kg (535 pounds)
– T00 full rack: 816 kg (1795 pounds)
1.5.2 IBM 7014 Model T42 rack
The 2.0-meter (79.3-inch) Model T42 addresses the client requirement for a tall enclosure to
house the maximum amount of equipment in the smallest possible floor space. The features
that differ in the Model T42 rack from the Model T00 include:
42 EIA units (42U) of usable space (6U of additional space).
The Model T42 supports ac only.
Weights:
– T42 base empty rack: 261 kg (575 lb.)
– T42 full rack: 930 kg (2045 lb.)
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forum for industry to develop standards and publications throughout the electronics and high-tech industries.
Note: It is the client’s responsibility to ensure that the installation of the drawer in the
preferred rack or cabinet results in a configuration that is stable, serviceable, safe, and
compatible with the drawer requirements for power, cooling, cable management, weight,
and rail security.