RACKS Sample Clauses

RACKS. The racks listed and described on SCHEDULE 1.1(D) (the "Initial Racks").
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RACKS o WinStar has standardized on 23 inch racks for all of its equipment facilities, this is to provide flexibility for new technologies that may be introduced into the network. Wherever possible equipment will be specified at 19 inch, this is to be able to install equipment into existing 19 inch facilities or at other service providers sites. o Equipment racks or cabinets shall be 23 x 84 inch EIA/TIA standard, drilled both sides. o Provide 23 to 19 inch full length rack reducers o Allow a minimum of 36 inches space in front and back of the rack. o Racks shall be lag mounted into a concrete floor on 4 corners. o Rack systems require an additional ladder connecting all racks and extending from each end-rack to a wall.
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RACKS. AOL will install, place, upgrade and add Customer Equipment in Licensed Spaces only in racks approved or provided by AOL. AOL shall designate the location of each rack.
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RACKS. All racks and equipment are to be plumb and true with the walls and floor of the shelter and reflect an installation consistent with the electrical and operational requirements of the equipment and the appearance standards of a professional installation. Racks are to be bolted to the floor and aligned on the center line as in the site drawing provided by the licensor. Racks are not to be attached to the cable trays.
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RACKS. Cogent shall supply its own racks or may request that ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ provide such racks as an Additional Service at its standard rates.
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RACKS. IDT shall provide all of the equipment racks needed to hold the equipment utilized to provide the hosting services, including, without limitation, at least thirty-five (35) relay racks with cable management equipped for at least sixty-five (65) server level computers. IDT shall be responsible for the design and assembly of the racks. In any event, the racks shall meet the spatial dimensions and engineering specifications (e.g., power cooling and insulation) established by TI USA PORTAL from time to time. Without limiting the foregoing, IDT will provide to TI USA PORTAL at least seven (7) racks within ten (10) days of the Effective Date, and an additional five (5) 9 racks within the following eleven (11) days.
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RACKS. Landlord hereby permits Tenant to utilize existing storage racks in the Premises without any charge to Tenant or compensation to Landlord. Tenant acknowledges that such use is permitted without representation or warranty as to fitness for purpose or other warranty; it being acknowledged that such racking is furnished “AS-IS”, “WHERE-IS” and “WITH ALL FAULTS”. The ownership of the racks shall remain with Landlord throughout the Term, and any applicable Extended Term, of the Lease.
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RACKS. 1. All kinds of racks in the closed aisle should be consistent in shape and size, and there should be no obvious air flow short path point and air leakage point in the structural design. 2. For the micro-module with access control, the IT rack inside the closed aisle can drop the rack door. 3. Battery racks, uninterrupted power racks, distribution racks and other distribution equipment racks with heat dissipation needs in the micro-module shall consider the design of ventilation holes on the rack body, The selection of the position and size of the ventilation hole should be able to realize the natural flow of air flow in the rack to achieve the purpose of heat dissipation with the help of the pressure difference between inside and outside the aisle. Or the forced cooling can be carried out by increasing the forced exhaust fan and independent cooling equipment. 4. If the rack does not have heat dissipation requirement in the micro-module, the rack front and rear rack doors should be designed as non-perforated rack doors. 5. The rack in the micro-module shall have the function of being anchored together. 6. The detailed technical requirements of IT rack and functional rack in micro-module should be determined according to the actual demand. Generic Cabling Subsystem 1. Micro-module cabling should meet the relevant requirements. 2. The power cable, copper cable, optical fiber and ELV cable of the micro-module shall be arranged at the top of the rack. 3. The top of the micro-module should design independent power cable tray, optical fiber tray, ELV cable (including signal, copper cable) tray, and reserve enough maintenance and heat dissipation space between the cable tray. If the micro-module adopts the overhead air conditioning mode, the wire frame position should avoid hindering the air conditioning in and out of the air. 4. The top cable tray of the micro-module should be able to cover all racks and meet the requirements of cable cross-aisle, and all cables inside the micro-module should be arranged through the top of cable tray on the micro-module. 5. The micro-module shall reserve the inlet of the power cable at the top of the strong distribution rack and reserve the distribution cable and the weak cable outlet of each rack at the same time. The micro-module shall reserve the outlet of the weak current, optical fiber, copper cable and other cables at the top of the weak current control rack. 6. There should be enough space at the inlet and outlet to avoid...
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