Alcatel-Lucent OmniPCX Crystal hardware: Mechanics

Description

The Alcatel-Lucent OmniPCX Crystal Mechanical hardware components include mounting kits, shelves, and cabinet connection kits essential for the physical integration and organization of communication system hardware. Designed for rack-based and data cabinet installations, these mechanical accessories ensure optimal hardware placement, airflow, and maintenance flexibility in enterprise environments.

Solutions

• Enable secure and efficient installation of OmniPCX Crystal boards in ACT and XL-Rack cabinets.
• Provide modular infrastructure using 6U and 12U shelves for scaling system configurations.
• Support interconnection of power and communication elements in 48V data cabinets.
• Facilitate legacy system refurbishment with compatible refurbished shelves and kits.
• Ensure long-term hardware reliability with protective dust filters for M2/M3 cabinets.

Features

• ACT14 & ACT28 Mounting Kits: Secure kits for installing hardware into 6U/14-slot and 12U/28-slot shelves.
• ACT14 & ACT28 Shelves: Modular, stackable shelves designed for organized board integration.
• XL-Rack 48V & PSAL Connecting Kits: Electrical and mechanical kits for integrating 48V data cabinets.
• Dust Filter Packs: Designed to protect internal hardware components from airborne particles and ensure proper ventilation (for M2/M3 cabinets).
• Refurbished Options: Available for ACT14 and ACT28 shelves for cost-effective system upgrades.

Why Do You Need This?

Efficient mechanical design is crucial for system performance, cooling, and accessibility. Whether you're expanding, upgrading, or maintaining an existing OmniPCX Crystal installation, these components support proper rack layout, safe mounting, and dust protection—ensuring a robust and scalable infrastructure.

Why Choose Alcatel-Lucent Crystal Mechanics?

Alcatel-Lucent offers high-quality, standardized mounting and shelf solutions tailored to the OmniPCX Crystal platform. These components enhance equipment longevity, enable easy maintenance, and are available in refurbished versions to support cost-saving initiatives without compromising performance.

FAQs

1. What are ACT shelves used for?
   They house system boards and interface cards in a modular, rack-mountable structure for efficient deployment.
2. What is the difference between ACT14 and ACT28?
   ACT14 is a 6U shelf with 14 slots, while ACT28 is a 12U shelf with 28 slots for larger systems.
3. Can refurbished shelves be used with new systems?
   Yes, refurbished shelves meet quality standards and are fully compatible with existing installations.
4. What is the function of the 48V cabinet connecting kit?
   It links PSAL or XL-Rack power and communication systems to the main cabinet infrastructure.
5. Are dust filters reusable?
   No, they should be replaced regularly to ensure proper airflow and system hygiene.