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[ISSForum] The need for Rack-mount Kit of Proventia M10

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Subject: [ISSForum] The need for Rack-mount Kit of Proventia M10
Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2005 11:12:28 +0800 
Dear all:
 
Some of our customers need to mount the M10 to the standard 19" rack,
 which is the "2-post" rack called "open rack".
 
I know you may recommand me to add a "tray" to the rack and
 simply put that M10 on it.
 
In some way, that bring up problems:
1. The tray may not have rims surrounding it. The M10 may fall
 when undergoing earthquakes.
2. Most IDC company count the rent by "U" space occupied.
 So, additional tray to the rack may bring additional fee to the customer.
 That may impede M10 selling.
 
I'm asking that either ISS consider providing such Rack-mount kit to M10,
 or you guys kindly suggest me the best solution for that need.
 
David

From Digital United Inc.

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