power req for G3si

[phonetekkie1]

I’ve been looking for the electrical requirements to power the G3si cabinet.

In the bottom of the G3si cabinet, it doesn’t have the regular 110/120 volt plug --- it has a big plug with a fat power cord coming off a unit with the description of ‘J5889CE Power Distribution’. In front of the unit, it has a fuse and under the fuse, it has the number ‘250 V 2A’ (250 volts / 2 amps maybe?).



I need electrical specs for this cabinet. I need the electrical requirements + the BTU output (the heat produced by the unit). Does anyone have an old doc that spells this out?

 

[phonetekkie1]

I found the information in the CM 3.0 docs

 

[4merAvaya]

Cabinet Size
MCC: 70.0"H x 32.0"W x 28.0"D
GMCC: 70.0"H x 32.0"W x 28.0"D
SCC: 20.0”H x 27.0”W x 22.0”D

Cabinet Weight
MCC: 800 lbs. (Maximum)
GMCC: 800 lbs. (Maximum)
SCC: 125 lbs.


Heat Dissipation
MCC: 1662 BTU/hour (typical)
GMCC: 1662 BTU/hour (typical)
SCC: 438 BTU/hour (per cabinet)

Operating Environment: 40 - 120 degrees (F)

Cabinet Noise:
MCC: 56dBA @ 5.0'
GMCC: 56dBA @ 5.0'
SCC: 48dBA @ 5.0’ (per cabinet)

Power Requirements:
MCC: Single Phase 120 Volts *
Single Phase 240 with Neutral*
Single Phase of 3-phase, 208 Volts with Neutral *
GMCC: Single Phase 176 - 260 Volts
SCC: Single Phase 120 Volts
(*) = Specific to the Power Distribution Unit within the cabinet

Power Load:
MCC: Single Phase 120 Volts: 38 Amps
Single Phase 240 with Neutral: 19 Amps/phase
Single Phase of 3-phase, 208 Volts with Neutral
19 Amps/phase
GMCC: Single Phase 176 - 260 Volts: 19 Amps/phase
SCC: Single Phase 120 Volts: 8 Amps/cabinet

Power Input:
MCC: 120 Volts, 50 - 60 Hz
208/240 Volts – 60 Hz
GMCC: 200 - 240 Volts, 50 - 60 Hz
SCC: 110 – 120 Volts, 60 Hz

Power Outlet:
MCC: NEMA 5-50R (120 Volts) Hubbell 9360
NEMA L14-30R (208/240 Volts) Hubbell 2710
GMCC: NEMA L6-30R Hubbell 2620
SCC: NEMA 5-20R or 5-15R Hubbell 5362

Circuit Breaker Size:
GMCC: 2-pole, 30 Amp
SCC: 1-pole, 15 or 20 Amp

Kevin

 

[lopes1211]

The specs should be printed on the back door of the cabinet.

-CL

 

[Dunstan]

Make sure as Lopes said you look at the back of the cabinet. MCC's can be configured a number of different ways 120 or 208. The actual one you are using will be on the cabinet nomenclature plate on the back.

Do not assume it is one or the other just from cabinet type.