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Section BXM‐05V‐20A

030‐101643 Rev. B

R

8

1205IARB

Figure 14.  Internal 19” Rack  (Rotated 90 Degrees)

Lower Rack Channel

 Upper Rack Channel

3.8

Mounting Equipment Inside Boxer

Boxer utilizes a 5‐RU by 19” rack with adjustable/removable
rack channels. Three channel adjustment posts on the side
walls (see Figure 13) are provided which allow the channels to
be mounted in one of three different positions (can be adjusted
forward or backward as needed. Boxer's rack‐hole pattern ac­
commodates a wide variety of equipment and mounting
bracket hole patterns.

‐ EXTRA RU NOTE ‐

An extra rack unit of equipment mounting space is available at
both the left and right sides of the cabinet; however, these RUs
have limited front access (partially obstructed).

Always follow company practices and the guidelines below
when mounting equipment inside the cabinet.

1.

Verify the combined equipment height does not exceed 5
RUs.

2.

Verify the combined weight of all customer‐supplied
equipment installed inside Boxer does not exceed 25
pounds.

3.

Verify any equipment to be installed in the cabinet will not
extend into the door of the cabinet.

4.

Verify each piece of equipment does not exceed the cabi­
net's interior width or depth.

5.

Determine the best mounting location for each piece of
equipment, for maximum capacity.

6.

Determine/adjust 

the rack channel depth (optional). If the

factory installed rack channels are not at the proper equip­
ment projection depth, adjust the channels at this time.
Remove the nuts that secure each channel and re‐position
the channels as needed, then re‐install the nuts to secure
each rack channel.

7.

Use the bond posts provided on the ground plate as need­
ed for bonding or grounding any cables or equipment
installed inside the cabinet.

3.9

Connecting Communication Cables

The types of communication cables used and their connector
types (if any) vary per the application and the equipment
installed inside the cabinet. To accommodate a variety of cable
and connector sizes, the Boxer cabinet has eight cable‐hole
knock‐outs of various sizes, as shown in Table 1 and Figure 15.

1.

Run the communications cables to the Boxer cabinet.

Figure 11. Ground Plate for Equipment

and Cable Grounding

 ESD

Jack

Multiple sets of posts for

cable/equipment bonding

Ground

lug

Figure 12. External Ground Lug

Earth

ground lug

Upper rack

channel

Channel

adjustment posts

(1” on centers)

Figure 13. Channel Adjustment Posts

Summary of Contents for Boxer BXM05V19-NMT

Page 1: ... NMT Boxer cabinet also may be commonly referred to as the Boxer 5 or cabinet 1 2 Document Status Whenever this practice is updated the reason will be stated in this paragraph Revision B updates the Boxer part number and updates Paragraph 1 3 1 3 Product Purpose and Description Boxer is a compact NEMA 4 weather tight outdoor cabinet that houses and protects a wide range of electronic equipment Up ...

Page 2: ...ottom accept a variety of cable conduit and connector sizes and types six 1 two 2 S Door security via a locking hex cup washer bolt which also accepts a padlock S Door sensor alarm switch for optional alarm security S Included mounting brackets allow pole H frame wall or square post mounting S Optional battery backup box available knock out hole patterns match in both units S Bagged parts self tap...

Page 3: ... has three mounting holes or slots The center hole of the top bracket is a keyhole for easy one person cabin et self leveling mounting Use mounting fasteners with a diameter of up to 3 8 The vertical distance between the top and bottom mounting bracket hole centers is 25 18 see Figure 5 Quantity Description 2 2 5 knock out for 2 conduit 6 1 125 knock out for 3 4 conduit Table 1 Knock out Sizes and...

Page 4: ... A ground plate is provided that contains five sets of ground posts and one copper ground lug for cable and chassis earth ground Bond equipment cables to the ground posts per company prac tice and connect a 6 AWG chassis or earth ground wire to the ground lug An Electro Static Discharge ESD wrist strap jack is also located on the ground plate 3 INSTALLATION Use and follow local codes and company p...

Page 5: ...stance from the cable entry point or from upstream or downstream equipment 3 4 Gathering all Tools and Equipment The following tools and supplies not provided are required to mount the Boxer cabinet Door Opening Locking Tools V 7 16 can wrench or 216 tool V Padlock optional Knock Out Removal Tools V Hammer V Punch V Pliers Cabinet Mounting Tools Equipment and Hardware V Tape measure V Marking uten...

Page 6: ...nt of the mount ing to allow the door to open see Figure 4 and at the sides in the event of any multiple installations 2 Remove knock outs See the steps in Paragraph 3 5 Re moving the Knock outs to remove the knock outs where any cable access holes or holes for mounting the optional battery box are desired 3 Prepare the mounting hardware Bring the appropriate mounting hardware to the installation ...

Page 7: ...Drill appropriately sized pilot holes slightly smaller than the width and depth of the bolts at the marked loca tions Do not drill the holes too large 10 Install bottom mounting bolts Insert and drive all bottom bolts completely in to their final seated position Finish the installation by verifying all bolts are firm and snug 11 Determine next step or close up cabinet and clean the site Repeat Ste...

Page 8: ...of the cabinet 4 Verify each piece of equipment does not exceed the cabi net s interior width or depth 5 Determine the best mounting location for each piece of equipment for maximum capacity 6 Determine adjust the rack channel depth optional If the factory installed rack channels are not at the proper equip ment projection depth adjust the channels at this time Remove the nuts that secure each cha...

Page 9: ...assembly and return it to Westell for service then replace it To remove and replace the door alarm switch assembly proceed with the following instructions 1 Open the cabinet Open the large main cabinet door 2 Remove door sensor assembly mounting screws Remove the nuts that attach the door alarm sensor to the threaded posts in the top right inside corner of the open cabinet 3 Partially pull out doo...

Page 10: ...cycle and dispose of the products per your company prac tice per local recycling programs and local codes and per state statutes 7 SPECIFICATIONS 7 1 Physical Specifications The Boxert physical specifications are shown in Table 2 7 2 Regulatory Agency Specifications The Boxer cabinet is designed to meet the following regulatory safety or environmental specifications or requirements S NEMA 4 compli...

Page 11: ...Section BXM 05V 20A 030 101643 Rev B R 11 1205IARB Figure 15 Knock out Locations and Sizes 1 13 KNOCK OUT 6 PLCS ...

Page 12: ...Section BXM 05V 20A 030 101643 Rev B R 12 1205IARB Figure 16 Front View Door Open 25 2 27 7 0 625 dia 7 Depth door closed 18 23 1 5 1 5 0 375 dia 0 375 dia ...

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