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Z4-12U-1000-C10

Z4-Series SeismicFrame Cabinet System; 78.7 (1999 mm) H x 31.5" (800 mm) W x 47.3" (1200 mm) D; 40U; Square-Punched Rails; No Front Door; No Rear Doors; No Latches; No Side Panels; Standard Top Panel; Fully Assembled; Black

MSRP $5,528.66
Height78.7" (1999 mm) 40U
Width31.5" (800 mm)
Depth47.3" (1201 mm)
Front DoorNone
Rear DoorNone
LatchesNone
ColorBlack
Top PanelStandard Top Panel
Side PanelsNone
Product Description

Featuring an industry-leading 1500 lb (680 kg) equipment load, the Z4-Series SeismicFrame® can also support an additional 100 lb (45 kg) top load for cabling. This cabinet was tested by a Telecommunications Carrier Group and ISO 17025 certified Independent Testing Laboratory (ITL) to meet the Telcordia Technologies GR-63-CORE, Issue 4, April 2012, Sections 4.4 per Zone 4 requirements. GR-63-CORE seismic testing includes a series of physical shaker table tests, during which a loaded cabinet is placed through simulated earthquake conditions. Zone 4 testing includes the most severe test conditions, in which the cabinet must perform with limited movement and survive the test without permanent structural or mechanical damage, ensuring the internal equipment is not damaged. 

Key Features and Benefits
  • Industry-leading 1500 lb (680 kg) seismic equipment load to support more equipment
  • OSHPD OPM-0112 provides pre-approved, code-compliant seismic designs of supports and attachments for the cabinet when used in health facilities
  • UL Listed 2416 for a 3000 lb (1360 kg) static (non-seismic) equipment payload and integrated grounding and bonding features
  • Multiple size options, including 1200 mm D cabinets to support deeper equipment, like modular network switches and high-density server applications
  • Adjustable-depth equipment mounting rails match equipment mounting requirements
  • Wide range of thermal and cable management accessories
  • Pre-drilled top attachment points for mounting overhead pathway and bracing
  • Includes transport casters for moving the cabinet into place during initial installation
  • Simplified installation only requires floor anchorage eliminating the requirement for costly engineering calculations for external bracing
  • Primary and secondary anchorage points provide flexibility in anchoring the cabinet to the floor