The way a cabinet should sound. UCoustic Sound Proof Enclosures

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UCoustic Sound Proof Enclosures

UCoustic Sound-Proof Enclosures Capable of up to 28.5DBa noise attenuation Independently tested by MIRA Test Laboratories (Sound Power Measurement in accordance with ISO3744) 7.2kW heat dissipation on active 9210 cabinets The inet is compatible with all leading server brands including blade servers Passive and active models available Floor standing and wall mounted versions available Patent pending design UCoustic Introduction Independently Tested The UCoustic family of enclosures has been designed to be more than just a state of the art sound proof cabinet; it s also a state of the art all round communications unit. 80 70 42U UCoustic Cab Sound Pressure Level Comparison Project No. 1019483 The combination of record breaking noise attenuation and thermal dissipation performance ensures the UCoustic family is a world class leader in its field. For the uninitiated 28.5DBa is a massive noise reduction to achieve from a 19 Enclosure and to achieve this USystems have invested heavily in research and development, utilising state of the art technology and included the latest most effective acoustic materials available. Sound Pressure Level db 60 50 40 30 20 10 100 1000 10000 1/3 Octave Band Centre Frequency Basic Cabinet Passive Cabinet This amazing noise reduction has been achieved without compromise to cooling the active equipment housed within. In fact the UCoustic 9210 not only out performs all other 19 enclosures in noise reduction but also in thermal capacity by achieving a staggering 7.2kw of heat dissipation. 1

So what does 28.5DBa noise reduction mean and what benefits do I get? As with all sound proof enclosures, the performance of the UCoustic family relies upon the ingenuity of the enclosure design and the acoustic material used in order to remove as much noise from the enclosed sound source (e.g. servers) as is possible. Noise is measured in decibels (DBa) so when we claim 28.5DBa noise attenuation, we are basically saying this is the amount of noise we are removing from the sound source. So if the starting point of the sound source is 69DBa (equivalent to a vacuum cleaner at 3m) then by removing 28.5DBa will be the equivalent of reducing the sound source down to say quiet speech (see chart below) putting this into context, the cabinet placed in an office environment which can sit anywhere between 48DBa (average office without speech) and 78DBa (busy office with speech), then basically this is a long winded way of saying you will not be able to hear the original sound source from within the UCoustic Cab unless you had your ear pressed up again the cabinet! The chart below details the effect of housing noisy active equipment within an UCoustic Cab 40DBa 50DBa 60DBa 70DBa 40.5DBa 69DBa product in an UCoustic Cabinet 69DBa Starting point Let s be clear, an acoustic cabinet is designed to attenuate (reduce) the noise source and assist in the cooling of the equipment. Unfortunately removing heat means providing air paths and this in turn means that if the sound source is very loud then you WILL hear some noise emanating from the cabinet. The skill is to remove as much of the noise without detriment to the equipment. THE TABLE BELOW DEMONSTRATES NOISE COMPARISONS ON A SLIDING DBa SCALE 0DBa 20DBa 40DBa 60DBa 80DBa 100DBa 120DBa 140DBa 10DBa 30DBa 50DBa 70DBa 90DBa 110DBa 130DBa 0DBa Threshold of sound 10DBa Heartbeat 23DBa Human whisper 48DBa Quiet office 60DBa Normal conversation 1 x Standard Server 70DBa Vacuum cleaner at 3m 78DBa Noisy office 1 x Blade Server 110DBa Pneumatic drill 130DBa Threshold of pain For an audible demonstration, please log on to our website www.ucoustic.com 2

Available in three heights, 12U, 24U and 42U, 780mm wide and 1100mm deep the UCoustic 9210 cab comes in two variants Active and Passive. The Active is designed to deal with higher heat loads and comes complete with variable fan speed controlled and temperature sensor, ensuring maximum energy efficiency. Setting aside its acoustic and thermal capabilities the UCoustic 9210 cab is a complete all round communications cabinet, addressing both active and passive equipment in equal measure. Accommodating all main server brands e.g. IBM, HP, Dell, Sun, Viglan, etc., plus as importantly dealing with the infrastructure cabling and patch cabling. 9210 Specifications Active Specification: Passive Wardrobe Front Doors Active Rear Doors c/w Fan speed controller and temperature sensor 780w x 1100d Frame 19 Mounting Angles fitted front and rear Front and rear infill s Cable entry via base of cabinet and cable entry acoustic foam block Optional dust ingress protection All cladding is easily removable Load Bearing Castors Passive Specification: Passive Wardrobe Front & Rear Doors 780w x 1100d Frame Active 19 Equipment Mounting Angles fitted front and rear Front and rear infill s Cable entry via base of cabinet cable entry acoustic foam block Optional dust ingress protection All cladding is easily removable Load Bearing Castors 42U 9210 Active Rear Doors 24U 9210 Passive Front Doors 3

Ucoustic 9210 Specifications 12U Passive 12U Active 24U Passive 24U Active 42U Passive 42U Active Floor Footprint 780w x 1100d 780w x 1100d 780w x 1100d 780w x 1100d 780w x 1100d 780w x 1100d Cladding Footprint 780w x 1200d 780w x 1210d 780w x 1200d 780w x 1210d 780w x 1200d 780w x 1210d External Height 1 716mm 1250mm 2050mm Useable Depth 2 850.2mm 850.2mm 850.2mm Product Weight 109.5kg 118kg 166.5 179kg 275kg 298kg Load Capacity 3 Max Power Consumption 500kg 500kg 500kg 500kg 500kg 500kg N/A 1amp N/A 1amp N/A 1amp Attenuation 28.DBa 28.5DBa 28.DBa 28.5DBa 28.DBa 28.5DBa performance 4 Maximum Heat Load 5 1.75kW 7.2kW 2.25kW 7.2kW 2.75kW 7.2kW 1 On castors 2 Distance between 19 mounting angles NB 19 Mounting Angles have full adjustability throughout useable depth 3 See weight load guidelines 4 0.5DBa is gained by using blanking panels 5 See thermal guidelines Manufacturing Statement: Manufactured in accordance with IEC 297 3 and EIA STD 310 for panels and racks for housing electronic equipment Flammability: Acoustic Foam FMVSS 302 Pass. Ul94: V0, HF1 ISO 9001 Accreditation Minimum 43.8mm Minimum 43.8mm 9210 Passive 937.8mm 9210 Active 917mm Minimum 43.8mm Minimum 23mm 4

Airflow Characteristics 9210 Passive Ambient air on Cabinet Front Ambient air on Exhaust air off Cabinet Front Cabinet Rear Cabinet Rear Exhaust air off 9210 Active Ambient air on Cabinet Front Exhaust air off Ambient air on Cabinet Front Cabinet Rear Exhaust air off Cabinet Rear 5

UCoustic 8210 Cab The way a cabinet should sound About 8210 The 8210 is the smallest cabinet in the UCoustic family; however the same level of attention to detail has been applied to its design and performance as with the 9210. The 8210 has been designed to address both active and passive equipment in equal measure. 8210 Specification: Passive Front Doors 12U 8210 Cabinet Active Rear Panel c/w Fan speed controller and temperature sensor 780w x 170d Frame 19 Mounting Angles fitted front and rear Front infill Two cable entry options Optional dust ingress protection All cladding is removable Load Bearing Castors 12U 8210 Floor Footprint 780w x 700d Cladding Footprint 780w x 755d External Height¹ 716mm Useable Depth² 445mm Product Weight 73kg Load Capacity 250kg Max Power Consumption 750mA Attenuation performance³ 27DBa/27.5DBa Maximum Heat Load 4 4kW ¹ On castors ² Between 19 mounting angles ³ 0.5DBa is gained by using blanking panels See thermal guidelines Easily Removable cladding 6

UCoustic 8250 Wall Box About 8250 The 8250 is unique in the field of sound proof 19 enclosures in that it is a wall box. As a part of the UCoustic family it shares the same level of attention to detail as with the 8210. The wall box has been designed to address both active and passive equipment in equal measure. 8250 Specification: Quick fit hanging panel Passive Front Doors Active Rear Panel c/w Fan speed controller and temperature sensor 780w x 700d Frame 19 Mounting Angles fitted front and rear Front infill Two cable entry options Optional dust ingress protection All cladding is easily removable 12U 8250 Wall Box 12U 8250 Floor Footprint 780w x 700d Cladding Footprint 780w x 755d External Height¹ 716mm Useable Depth² 445mm Product Weight 73kg Load Capacity 250kg Max Power Consumption 750mA Attenuation performance³ 27DBa/27.5DBa Maximum Heat Load 4 4kW ¹ On castors ² Between 19 mounting angles ³ 0.5DBa is gained by using blanking panels 4 See thermal guidelines 7

UCoustic 8210 Cab & 8250 Wall Box The way a cabinet should sound UCoustic 8210 Cab and 8250 Wall Box Dimensional information See note 1 See note 3 488.2mm See note 3 See note 2 43.2mm minimum Note 1: Rear mounting angles can move to the full depth of the cabinet; however it is paramount that active equipment is not pressed up against the rear face as this will impede the performance the equipment fans. Note 2: 19 Mounting angles can be moved the full depth of the cabinet Note 3: As standard cable entry opening and acoustic foam block is provided on one side of the cabinet; however the 8210 has provision for additional cable entry. Please consult with sales desk if you wish to order an additional acoustic cable entry foam block. NB. Foam blocks can be retro fitted. UCoustic 8210 Cab and 8250 Wall Box Airflow Characteristics Exhaust air exit FAN FAN FAN Ambient air entry Exhaust air exit Ambient air entry 8