HP 200 HP StorageWorks 200 Storage Virtualization System site preparation guid - Page 12

Is the computer room protected against dust, pollution, and metallic particulate contamination? Does the computer room support other environmental considerations (such as vibration and acoustics)? Are sufficient AC outlets, on different lines, available for the equipment? Does the input voltage correspond to the equipment specifications? Are the input circuit breakers adequate for equipment loads? Does the input frequency correspond to equipment specifications? Is an appropriate uninterruptible power supply (UPS) strategy in place? If lightning arresters are recommended, are they installed? Have all sources of electrical interference been corrected? Does the customer site have access control (for example, do HP representatives need an escort)? Does the computer room have access control (for example, do HP representatives need a security code)? Are all floors, stairs, elevators, stairwalkers, lifts, ramps, or ladders needed to move the equipment adequate to support its weight and size? Will the equipment fit through all doors and corridors and in lifts? Does the building have a loading dock? Maximum access height is _____m. Additional equipment For any additional equipment required (for example, connectors, receptacles, cables, and any equipment not supplied by HP), is the equipment on site and ready for use? Dust and pollution controlMetallic particulate contamination Environmental requirements Acoustics Electrical requirements Electrical requirements Electrical requirements Electrical requirements Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) Protection against sources of electrical interference Protection against sources of electrical interference N/A N/A Dimensions and weights Component weights Dimensions and weights Dimensions and weights N/A N/A 12 Site prep team and tasks