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News Release from: APW Enclosure Solutions | Subject: IMserv
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 03 December 2002
Segmented server housing secures
sensitive systems
APW Enclosure Products has expanded its IMserv server rack family.
APW Enclosure Products has expanded its IMserv server rack family Developed to meet the needs of data centre owners, hosting providers and other organisations housing hardware and software services for multiple customers and/or applications, the 42 or 47U high, 600mm wide and 1000mm deep IMserv can be segregated into two, three or four independent secure sections
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 30 Sep 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The load rating of the IMserv II from APW Enclosure Solutions has been increased to 900kg, and the structural rigidity of the frame has been increased by 60%.
Each section has its own 130-degree opening perforated front door, fitted with a swing handle and single point combination lock.
The rear door is also perforated; the dividers, sides and top are solid, thereby ensuring that the front to back airflow is optimised.
Common services to each section are provided.
Cable entry apertures, fitted with brushes, are provided in the top and base, with 100 x 80mm cable ducts on both sides of the rear of the cabinet.
Four-channel signal cable ducts run the full height of the unit, with single independent breakouts into each segment of the enclosure; a separate full height, single channel, power cable duct is also provided, again with access into each sector.
IMserv is multivendor friendly and hence futureproof.
The mechanical configurations of all servers available from the leading manufacturers can be accommodated within IMserv, enabling users to ignore the physical differences between different manufacturer's products when making their server selection.
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