GO Rack
Installation and Customization
Release date: April 2023
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Important Safety Information
Safety Instructions
Component Identification
Hardware Bag
Rack Installation
Move the Rack
Labels
Pallet
Level the Rack
Join the Racks
Ground the Rack
Secure the Rack
Side Panels, Roof, and Doors
Locking Side Panels
Door Removal
Door Installation
Equipment Installation
Adjust the Vertical Mounting Flanges
Position the Vertical Mounting Flanges
Vertical Mounting Flange Adjustment
Zero U Accessory Mounting Brackets
Install the Equipment
Cage Nuts
Accessories
Specifications
General Specification for Go Rack Cabinets
Five-Year Factory Warranty
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Introduction
The GO Racks by Schneider Electric are quality racks for storage of industry-standard (EIC/ECA-310), 19 in. (483-mm) rack-mounted
hardware, which includes servers and voice, data, networking, internetworking, and power protection equipment.
This manual covers the general installation and customization of the racks in the GO Racks family and their accessories.
Part Number Accessory Description
NRBMP-6080 Plinth H: 100-mm W: 600-mm D: 800-mm Modular
NRBMP-6010 Plinth H: 100-mm W: 600-mm D: 1000-mm Modular
NRBMP-8080 Plinth H: 100-mm W: 800-mm D: 800-mm Modular
NRBMP-8010 Plinth H: 100-mm W: 800-mm D: 1000-mm Modular
NRCMP-1U-BL 1-U 19-in Cable Management Panel 5 Rings
RAL 9005 Black
NRCMP-2U-BL 2-U 19-in Cable Management Panel 5 Metal Rings
L: 63-mm RAL 9005 Black
NRCMT-42U-ZN 42-U Cable Tray Zinc Plated W: 100-mm
NRCMT-36U-ZN 36-U Cable Tray Zinc Plated W: 100-mm
NRCMT-24U-ZN 24-U Cable Tray Zinc Plated W: 100-mm
NRAFM-4FAN-ONF-FS 4-Fan Module On/Off Switched Free Standing Type
NRAFM-4FAN-THM-FS 4-Fan Module Thermostatic Controlled Free Standing Type
NRMB-1U-D800
Fixed Shelf, 19-in 1-U Metal Bracket, 4 Point Fixing,
Physical Shelf Depth: 570-mm for D: 800-mm Racks, Load
Capacity 50 kg Universal Model, Compatible with any
Brand Rack
NRMB-1U-D1000
Fixed Shelf, 19-in 1-U Metal Bracket, 4 Point Fixing,
Physical Shelf Depth: 740-mm for D: 1000-mm Racks,
Load Capacity 50 kg Universal Model, Compatible with
any Brand Rack
NRSS-4P-D800
Sliding Shelf, 4 Point Fixing, Physical Shelf
Depth: 570-mm for D: 800-mm Racks, Load Capacity
30 kg, Compatible with any Brand Rack
NRCN-M620 M6 Cage Nut Set, 1 Set 20 pcs, Screw,
Nut, Washer
NRBP-1U 1-U 19-in Blank Panel Screw Type
NRBP-3U 3-U 19-in Blank Panel Screw Type
Part Number Rack Description (W: Width, D: Depth)
NR6882-P GO Racks 18-U, 600-mm W, 800-mm D, Perforated Door
NR6882-G GO Racks 18-U, 600-mm W, 800-mm D, Glass Door
NR6802-P GO Racks 18-U, 600-mm W, 1000-mm D, Perforated Door
NR6802-G GO Racks 18-U, 600-mm W, 1000-mm D, Glass Door
NR8882-P GO Racks 18-U, 800-mm W, 800-mm D, Perforated Door
NR8882-G GO Racks 18-U, 800-mm W, 800-mm D, Glass Door
NR8802-P GO Racks 18-U, 800-mm W, 1000-mm D, Perforated Door
NR8802-G GO Racks 18-U, 800-mm W, 1000-mm D, Glass Door
NR6482-P GO Racks 24-U, 600-mm W, 800-mm D, Perforated Door
NR6482-G GO Racks 24-U, 600-mm W, 800-mm D, Glass Door
NR6402-P GO Racks 24-U, 600-mm W, 1000-mm D, Perforated Door
NR6402-G GO Racks 24-U, 600-mm W, 1000-mm D, Glass Door
NR8482-P GO Racks 24-U, 800-mm W, 800-mm D, Perforated Door
NR8482-G GO Racks 24-U, 800-mm W, 800-mm D, Glass Door
NR8402-P GO Racks 24-U, 800-mm W, 1000-mm D, Perforated Door
NR8402-G GO Racks 24-U, 800-mm W, 1000-mm D, Glass Door
NR6682-P GO Racks 36-U, 600-mm W, 800-mm D, Perforated Door
NR6682-G GO Racks 36-U, 600-mm W, 800-mm D, Glass Door
NR6602-P GO Racks 36-U, 600-mm W, 1000-mm D, Perforated Door
NR6602-G GO Racks 36-U, 600-mm W, 1000-mm D, Glass Door
NR8682-P GO Racks 36-U, 800-mm W, 800-mm D, Perforated Door
NR8682-G GO Racks 36-U, 800-mm W, 800-mm D, Glass Door
NR8602-P GO Racks 36-U, 800-mm W, 1000-mm D, Perforated Door
NR8602-G GO Racks 36-U, 800-mm W, 1000-mm D, Glass Door
NR6282-P GO Racks 42-U, 600-mm W, 800-mm D, Perforated Door
NR6282-G GO Racks 42-U, 600-mm W, 800-mm D, Glass Door
NR6202-P GO Racks 42-U, 600-mm W, 1000-mm D, Perforate Door
NR6202-G GO Racks 42-U, 600-mm W, 1000-mm D, Glass Door
NR8282-P GO Racks 42-U, 800-mm W, 800-mm D, Perforated Door
NR8282-G GO Racks 42-U, 800-mm W, 800-mm D, Glass Door
NR8202-P GO Racks 42-U, 800-mm W, 1000-mm D, Perforated Door
NR8202-G GO Racks 42-U, 800-mm W, 1000-mm D,Glass Door
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Important Safety Information
Read the instructions carefully to become familiar with the equipment before trying
to install, operate, service or maintain it. The following messages may appear
throughout this manual or on the equipment to warn of potential hazards or to call
attention to information that clarifies or simplifies a procedure.
The addition of this symbol to a Danger or Warning safety label
indicates that an electrical hazard exists which will result in personal
injury if the instructions are not followed.
This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential
personal injury hazards. Obey all safety messages that follow this
symbol to avoid possible injury or death.
DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
will result in death or serious injury.
DANGER
WARNING
WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
can result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
can result in minor or moderate injury.
CAUTION
CAUTION, used without the safety alert symbol, indicates a potentially
hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in equipment damage.
NOTICE
NOTICE addresses practices not related to physical injury including certain
environmental hazards, potential damage or loss of data.
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Safety Instructions
This manual contains important instructions that must be followed during the
installation and customization of the rack.
TIP/HEAVY EQUIPMENT HAZARD
• This rack may be easily tipped. Use extreme caution when unpacking or
moving.
• At least two people are required to unpack and move the rack.
• Before moving the rack on its casters, load 158 kg (350 lb) of equipment
into the bottom of the rack for extra stability.
• Make sure the leveling feet are up and push the rack only from the front or
rear when moving the rack on its casters. Never push the rack from the
sides.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or
equipment damage.
WARNING
LIFTING HAZARD
• Use a forklift or palete jack while lifting.
• Unload and handle the racks carefully. Set them in an upright, vertical
position on a smooth surface.
• Injuries can occur as a result of a racks falling over.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment
damage.
CAUTION
FALLING EQUIPMENT HAZARD
Do NOT install cage nuts vertically with the tabs engaging the top and
bottom of the square hole.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment
damage.
CAUTION
ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD
Connect the rack to the building Common Bonding Network (CBN).
Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.
DANGER
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Component Identification
Hardware Bag
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Item Description Item Description
1Key 9Lever Lock
2Front Door 10 Large Profile Corner
3Profile Corner 11 Side Panel
4PDU Connecting Part 12 Cabinet Bottom Panel
5Roof 13 Caster Profile Part
6Plastic Cover 14 Caster Set
7Plastic Cover 15 Pallet Fixing Part
8Rear Doors 16 Leveling Feet Set
17 Hardware Bag
M4x15mm
Baying baracket
screws (4)
M6 x 15
Screw (20)
Cage
Nut (20)
Washer
(20)
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Rack Installation
Move the Rack
Labels
TIP HAZARD
• This rack is easily tipped. Use extreme caution when unpacking or moving.
• At least two people are required to unpack and move the rack.
• The glass door is heavy. Put down leveling feet to support before opening
the door.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or
equipment damage.
WARNING
TIP HAZARD
• Do not load any equipment in the rack before moving it on its casters.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment
damage.
WARNING
Labels can be found on the rack that serve to communicate:
Tip Hazard
Extend Slide-Mounted Hardware One Piece at a time
Casters: With the leveling feet lowered, the Static rack can be loaded with
up to 600 kg (1323 Ibs) of equipment (static load).
360 kg, including the weight of rack itself 110 kg (dynamic load).
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Pallet
LIFTING HAZARD
• Use a forklift or pallet jack while lifting.
• Unload and handle the racks carefully. Set them in an upright, vertical
position on a smooth surface.
• Injuries can occur as a result of a racks falling over.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment
damage.
CAUTION
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Level the Rack
Join the Racks
The leveling feet at the corners of the GO
Racks provide a stable base if the floor is
uneven, but they cannot compensate for a
badly sloped surface.
Ensure the rack is in its intended location.
Adjust each foot and, using a level, adjust the
feet until the rack is level and plumb.
Join racks with the provided brackets to provide alignment and added stability.
Racks may be joined with or without the side panels installed.
If installed, remove the front and rear doors. See the “Door Removal” section for
instructions.
Install the doors.
See the “Door Installation”
section for instructions.
Align the racks and locate the joining
brackets. There are two brackets on the
front and two brackets on the back of
each rack.
Racks are joined using a M6x15
countersunk screw, provided in the
hardware bag.
TIP HAZARD
Joining racks provides limited stability to the racks. Secure the rack to the
floor before installing equipment.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or
equipment damage.
WARNING
x4
17-mm
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Ground the Rack
Grounding is an important part of rack assembly. Proper grounding ensures that insulation is safe.
That means safety and protection design according to short circuit capacity. It also minimizes
electromagnatic emissions and improves immunity against interference.
Use paint-piercing washers between the ground terminal and the cabinet frame, or remove the paint on the
frame under the ground terminals, per NEC NFPA 70 Article 250.12. Use a common bonding jumper kit (not
provided).
GO Racks should be grounded by cable to grounding busbar or main grounding cable.
It is necessery to complete visual verification of the bonding and grounding system.
• Confirm bond between Rack connection and main grounding connection.
• Verify continuity within racks.
• Torque the screw to 6.9 N.m
SHOCK HAZARD
• You must connect the rack to the building Common Bonding Network (CBN).
• The cross section of the grounding busbar or cable must be carefully selected by engineers
or technical personnel.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or equipment
damage.
WARNING
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Secure the Rack
Side Panel and Door
TIP HAZARD
Secure the rack to the floor before installing equipment.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury,
or equipment damage.
WARNING
NOTE: Secure the rack to the floor only with the casters and leveling feet
installed and the leveling feet in position to firmly and levelly support the rack.
The rack can be bolted to the floor as shown below. Open or remove the doors
to access the mounting points on the rack’s frame. Use the brackets that
secured the rack to the pallet for shipping.
The side panels on each side of the rack are locked and must
be unlocked with a key (provided) before they can be opened
or removed.
Locking Side Panels
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Door Removal
Door Installation
Unlock and open the front door.
Disconnect the ground wire and any other wire
connections that may interfere with the removal
of the doors.
Align the hinges on the door and secure the door to the hinges with the mounting nuts.
Make sure the door is securely in place before tightening the nuts.
Re-connect the ground wire and any other wire connections.
Unscrew the M5 nuts on the inside of the door
hinges of the door and remove the door from the
rack.
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Vertical mounting rails come
factory-installed at 685-mm (27-in.),
the proper location for use with
rack-mountable equipment.
The mounting rails are adjustable towards
the front or the rear of the rack to
accommodate different rails or equipment
with other depths.
A common application for the
800-mm (31.5-in.) racks is to move the
rails to a depth of 574-mm (22.6-in.) to
accommodate networking and
telecommunications equipment.
Equipment Installation
NOTE: GO Racks are intended for use with Listed equipment. If
un-Listed equipment is installed, you should evaluate the safety of
your configuration.
Adjust the Vertical Mounting Rails
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Position the Vertical Mounting Rails
Configuration 1: The Accessory Channel is installed. The Vertical Mounting Rails can be
installed a minimum distance of (a) and can extend as far as (b).
Configuration 2: The Accessory Channel is removed. The Vertical Mounting Rails can
extend as far as (c).
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DD
W
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Part
Number
Rack
Width (W)
Rack
Depth (D) a b c
NR6282 600-mm 800-mm 460-mm 485-mm 585-mm
NR6202 600-mm 1000-mm 660-mm 685-mm 785-mm
NR8282 800-mm 800-mm 460-mm 485-mm 585-mm
NR8202 800-mm 1000-mm 660-mm 685-mm 785-mm
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Vertical Mounting Flange Adjustment
FALLING EQUIPMENT
Remove all equipment installed on the vertical mounting rails before
performing any adjustments.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or
equipment damage.
WARNING
Loosen the top and bottom screw holding the vertical mounting rail in place. The
brackets, all held in place by the screws, will now be loose. Move all two brackets
to the desired position.
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Zero U Accessory Mounting Brackets
The Zero U Accessory Mounting Brackets may be moved to different locations
within the rack in order to mount your equipment. There are two different mounting
brackets in the rack. One for the left side and one for the right side. The smallest
part of the mounting holes in the bracket should be at the bottom when it is in
the proper position.
To reposition the Zero U Mounting Accessory Bracket
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Install the Equipment
FALLING EQUIPMENT
• This rack is easily tipped. Make sure you have secured the rack to the floor
before installing equipment.
• Install the heaviest equipment first and toward the bottom of the rack to
prevent the rack from becoming top-heavy.
• Do not extend equipment on sliding rails until you have 150 kg (350 lb) of
equipment installed in the bottom of the rack for stability or until the rack is
bolted to the floor and secured to neighboring racks in the row. Never
extend more than one piece of equipment on sliding rails at a time.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or
equipment damage.
WARNING
To install rack-mount equipment in the rack:
1. Review the equipment manufacturer’s installation instructions.
2. Locate the top and bottom U space on the vertical mounting rails. Every third
hole on the mounting rails is numbered to indicate the middle of a U space.
3. Install the cage nuts on the interior of the vertical mounting rail; then install the
equipment.
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Installation:
1. From the inside of the rack, insert the cage nut into the square hole.
2. Hook one tab of the cage nut assembly through the far side of the hole.
3. Place the cage nut tool on the other side of the cage nut and pull to snap it
into position.
Removal:
1. Remove any attached screw.
2. Grasp the cage nut and squeeze the sides to release it from the square hole.
FALLING EQUIPMENT
Do NOT install cage nuts vertically with the tabs engaging the top and
bottom of the square hole.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment
damage.
CAUTION
Cage nuts are provided in the hardware bag inside the rack.
• Install cage nuts horizontally, with the tabs engaging the sides of the square hole.
• Install the cage nuts on the interior of the vertical mounting rail.
Cage Nuts
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Accessories
Optional accessories can be ordered separately. Installation hardware is included with the
accessory. See accessory list below.
Part Number Description
NRBMP-6080 Plinth H: 100-mm
W: 600-mm D: 800-mm
Modular
NRBMP-6010 Plinth H: 100-mm
W: 600-mm D: 1000-mm
Modular
NRBMP-8080 Plinth H: 100-mm
W: 800-mm D: 800-mm
Modular
NRBMP-8010 Plinth H: 100-mm
W: 800-mm D: 1000-mm
Modular
NRCMP-1U-BL 1-U 19-in Cable
Management Panel
5 Rings RAL 9005 Black
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