Tripp Lite Indoor Furnishings SRCABLELADDER User Manual

Owner’s Manual  
SmartRackAccessories  
Model: SRCABLELADDER  
1 – Introduction  
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1-1 Parts List  
1-2 Tools Required  
2 – Important Safety Instructions  
3 – Installation  
3-1 Planning  
3-2 Ladder Modification (Optional)  
3-3 Ladder Assembly  
3-4 Installation Across Aisle  
3-5 Installation Within Row  
3-6 Ground Connection  
4 – Storage and Service  
5 – Warranty and Warranty Registration  
1111 W. 35th Street, Chicago, IL 60609 USA  
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3 – Installation  
Note: Prior to installation, you must install the SRCABLETRAY accessory (sold separately) on each enclosure that will be linked by the  
SRCABLELADDER accessory. For ordering information, call Tripp Lite Customer Service at +1.773.869.1234.  
3-1 Planning  
SRCABLELADDER can provide enclosure-to-enclosure cable routing across an aisle or within a single row. You can combine multiple  
SRCABLELADDER and SRCABLETRAY accessories to meet the cable routing needs of almost any configuration of SmartRack Enclosures,  
but planning and measurement are required to ensure a secure fit. Tripp Lite recommends that you read the entire manual in advance to gain a  
clear understanding of the installation process and accessory positioning.  
Sample Cable Routing Configuration (Top View)  
SRCABLETRAY  
SRCABLELADDER installed  
between enclosures across an aisle.  
SRCABLELADDER installed  
between enclosures within a row.  
SRCABLETRAY  
SRCABLETRAY  
Use a tape measure to determine the distance that SRCABLELADDER will bridge. (Preassembling the ladder sections will allow you to observe  
their attachment points in place for a more accurate measurement.)  
The standard length of SRCABLELADDER is 10 feet. If the standard length and the distance between attachment points differ, adjusting the  
position of the SRCABLETRAY accessories will allow you to change the distance between attachment points. If necessary, you can use a single  
ladder section instead of two sections, reducing the overall ladder length to approximately 5 feet. In addition, the assembly brackets at the ends  
of the ladder sections will allow minor adjustments if you install them without pins, and you can add a few inches to the length of the ladder  
by using the alternate pin holes for assembly. If the available adjustments will not accommodate the SRCABLELADDER accessory, you must  
cut one of the ladder sections. See Section 3-2 Ladder Modification for instructions. If the SRCABLELADDER accessory will fit without  
modification, proceed to Section 3-3 Ladder Assembly.  
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3 – Installation  
(continued)  
3-2 Ladder Modification (Optional)  
Warning: When using tools to cut or drill metal, use eye protection and follow all other safety precautions recommended by the tool  
manufacturer and required by applicable safety regulations. Use caution and wear safety gloves when handling metal parts that have  
been cut to length. Sharp edges can cause personal injury and property damage.  
Note: Do not modify the SRCABLELADDER accessory unless you have followed the instructions in Section 3-1 Planning and determined that  
modification is required. If modification is not required, proceed to Section 3-3 Ladder Assembly.  
Measure and mark the cable ladder section that will be cut.  
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Use a hacksaw or other metal-cutting tool to cut through the ladder section. Make sure your cut is perpendicular to the length of the ladder  
and use a metal-cutting tool that will not bend or crush the ladder section.  
3 (Optional) After cutting, use a drill with a 3/8-inch bit to drill new pin holes in end of the ladder section. Compare the modified end of the  
ladder section with the unmodified end to determine where holes should be drilled. Make sure that the hole location matches your planning  
and measurements. You may omit this step, but drilling the pin holes and installing the pins will make the SRCABLELADDER accessory  
more stable.  
3-3 Ladder Assembly  
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Join the ladder sections with two assembly brackets by  
inserting the brackets in the ends of the ladder sections.  
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B
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2 Align the pin holes in the ladder sections with the pin holes in the  
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assembly brackets and insert clevis pins into the pin holes  
(4 total). Note: The ladder sections should be flush for a standard  
installation.  
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After inserting the clevis pins, insert a cotter pin through the  
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hole at the end of each clevis pin. (The straight section of the  
cotter pin goes through the hole.)  
Proceed to Section 3-4 Installation Across Aisle or Section 3-5  
Installation Within Row, depending on your application.  
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3 – Installation  
(continued)  
3-4 Installation Across Aisle  
Note: Follow the instructions in this section only if the SRCABLELADDER accessory will be installed across an aisle. If the SRCABLELADDER  
accessory will be installed within a row of enclosures, follow the instructions in Section 3-5 Installation Within Row instead.  
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Insert four assembly brackets into the ends of the ladder. The  
hooked ends of the brackets should be exposed. When the ladder is  
oriented so that the ladder’s rungs are above the ladder’s side rails,  
the hooked ends of the brackets should point down, as shown in  
the drawing.  
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Align the pin holes in the ladder sections with the pin holes  
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in the assembly brackets and insert clevis pins into the pin  
holes (4 total). This step may be omitted to provide additional  
installation flexibility, but installing the pins will make the  
SRCABLELADDER accessory more stable. Warning: If you  
choose not to install the clevis pins, make sure at least 25% of  
the length of each assembly bracket is inside the ladder.  
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3 After inserting the clevis pins, insert a cotter pin through the  
hole at the end of each clevis pin. (The straight section of the  
cotter pin goes through the hole.)  
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4 Using an assistant, lift the SRCABLELADDER accessory  
(rungs upward) and insert the exposed hook ends of the  
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assembly brackets  
into the corresponding slots in the  
SRCABLETRAY accessories installed at the top of each  
enclosure. The hooks should fit the slots securely by sliding down  
to engage the edge of the slot. Note: There are two levels of slots.  
Use the slots that match your application best.  
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3 – Installation  
(continued)  
3-5 Installation Within Row  
Note: Follow the instructions in this section only if the SRCABLELADDER accessory will be installed within a row of enclosures. If the  
SRCABLELADDER accessory will be installed across an aisle, follow the instructions in Section 3-4 Installation Across Aisle instead.  
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Insert four assembly brackets in the open ends of the ladder,  
hooked end first. When the ladder is oriented so that the ladder’s  
rungs are above the ladder’s side rails, the hooked ends of the  
brackets should point down, as shown in the drawing.  
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Align the pin holes in the ladder sections with the pin holes  
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in the assembly brackets and insert clevis pins into the pin  
holes (4 total). This step may be omitted to provide additional  
installation flexibility, but installing the pins will make the  
SRCABLELADDER accessory more stable. Warning: If you  
choose not to install the clevis pins, make sure at least 25% of  
the length of each assembly bracket is inside the ladder.  
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After inserting the clevis pins, insert a cotter pin through the  
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hole at the end of each clevis pin. (The straight section of the  
cotter pin goes through the hole.)  
Using an assistant, lift the SRCABLELADDER accessory (rungs  
upward) and align the holes at the ends of the assembly brackets  
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with the corresponding holes in the SRCABLETRAY  
accessories installed at the top of each enclosure. Note: There are  
two levels of holes. Use the holes that match your application best.  
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Align the pin holes and insert clevis pins into each of the pin  
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holes (4 total).  
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3 – Installation  
(continued)  
3-5 Installation Within Row  
(continued)  
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After inserting the clevis pins, insert a cotter pin through the  
hole at the end of each clevis pin. (The straight section of the  
cotter pin goes through the hole.)  
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3-6 Ground Connection  
After installing the SRCABLELADDER accessory, determine  
where to place ground brackets by noting the distance between  
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one end of the ladder and the grounding post at the corner of the  
nearest SRCABLETRAY accessory.  
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Place a ground bracket near the end of the SRCABLELADDER  
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accessory’s leg and use a hex-head bolt to secure it.  
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Use the included hex nuts and lock washers to connect one end  
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of the included ground cable to a grounding post at the corner  
of the nearest SRCABLETRAY accessory and connect the other  
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end to the grounding post of the ground bracket attached to the  
SRCABLELADDER accessory. Repeat steps 1 to 3 for the other  
end of the SRCABLELADDER accessory.  
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4 – Storage and Service  
Storage  
The unit must be stored in a clean, secure environment with a temperature less than 40° C (104° F) and a relative humidity less than 90%  
(non-condensing). Store the unit in its original shipping container if possible.  
Service  
The unit is covered by the limited warranty described in this manual. For more information, call Tripp Lite Customer Service at  
+1.773.869.1234.  
5 – Warranty and Warranty Registration  
Limited Warranty  
Seller warrants this product, if used in accordance with all applicable instructions, to be free from original defects in material and workmanship  
for a period of 5 years from the date of initial purchase. If the product should prove defective in material or workmanship within that period,  
Seller will repair or replace the product, in its sole discretion.  
THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY TO NORMAL WEAR OR TO DAMAGE RESULTING FROM ACCIDENT, MISUSE, ABUSE  
OR NEGLECT. SELLER MAKES NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES OTHER THAN THE WARRANTY EXPRESSLY SET FORTH HEREIN.  
EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE LAW, ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ALL WARRANTIES OF  
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS, ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE WARRANTY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE; AND THIS  
WARRANTY EXPRESSLY EXCLUDES ALL INCIDENTAL AND CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. (Some states do not allow limitations  
on how long an implied warranty lasts, and some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the  
above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights which vary  
from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.)  
Tripp Lite; 1111 W. 35th Street; Chicago IL 60609; USA  
WARNING: The individual user should take care to determine prior to use whether this device is suitable, adequate or safe for the use intended.  
Since individual applications are subject to great variation, the manufacturer makes no representation or warranty as to the suitability or fitness  
of these devices for any specific application.  
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1111 W. 35th Street, Chicago, IL 60609 USA  
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