Integrating Electronic Equipment and Power into Rack Enclosures

This article was posted 09/13/2007 and is most likely outdated.

Topic - Grounding and Bonding
Subject - Integrating Electronic Equipment and Power into Rack Enclosures

September 13, 2007
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Integrating Electronic Equipment and Power into Rack Enclosures

Power Distribution and Grounding of Audio, Video and Telecommunications Equipment

This White Paper provided by Middle Atlantic Products aims to provide installers with a basic understanding of properly installed power distribution. The intent is not to make audio/video equipment installers into electricians.

In order to get a good understanding of how some potential power and grounding problems present themselves, basic knowledge of power distribution is required. It is the intent of this document to provide this information.

Click here to visit the Middle Atlantic Products Website page where you can download this paper in its entirety.

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I was pleased to see this document because it shows AV technicians how to install their systems to work properly while complying with NEC. Electronics technicians have little understanding of power wiring requirements. I have had confrontations with electronic system installers who insist that their equipment will not function if it is installed to comply with NEC! AV and telecommunications grounding must be handled carefully to avoid operational problems. For further information on telecommunications grounding details, refer to the Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual published by BICSI.

Jim Cook

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