Equipment Racking Sample Clauses

The Equipment Racking clause defines the requirements and standards for the installation and arrangement of equipment racks within a facility or project site. It typically outlines specifications such as the type, size, and placement of racks, as well as safety and accessibility considerations for mounting equipment. For example, it may require that racks be securely anchored, allow for adequate ventilation, and provide clear access for maintenance. The core function of this clause is to ensure that equipment is organized, safely installed, and easily accessible, thereby reducing risks of damage, facilitating maintenance, and promoting operational efficiency.
Equipment Racking. 9.2.1 The Customer must observe manufacturers and BT’s safety and mounting/racking practices for servers at all times. The Customer shall ensure that racks will not exceed a total equipment floor loading of 700 kilograms. 9.2.2 The Customer shall be entitled to increase the number of racks on 20 Working Days notice to BT, subject to:- (i) availability of equipment, labour, floor space, and power and cooling; (ii) BT’s entitlement to amend terms and conditions if required; and (iii) the Customer agreeing to pay the relevant charges as specified by BT. 9.2.3 The Customer must clearly label all Customer Equipment, racking, shelving and components to assist the Remote Hands service in navigating to the appropriate item of kit requiring attention. The Customer must also provide BT with an on-site paper record of rack layouts and numbering for maintenance purposes. The Customer accepts that BT shall not be liable for any Incidents in relation to the Remote Hands service where such incidents are directly or indirectly a result of the Customer’s failure to comply with its obligations in this paragraph 9.2.3.
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