HP StoreOnce B6200 Installation Planning and Preparation Guide (EJ022-90995, November 2013)

Table 14 Product configuration (continued)

Note any requirements for:

• Capacity upgrades and licenses

• Replication and Catalyst licenses

• Security license (available with StoreOnce software v3.9.0 and later)

• Couplet(s) to be installed

• Additional cabling requirements and make sure they are pre-laid

Location

At the time of placing the order, make sure that there is a suitable location with access to install

the product. This must be a data center environment and not an office environment. (See Product

specifications (page 8) for more details.) It should conform to the following requirements:

The receiving dock, storage area, and receiving area are large enough to allow movement of

and access to crated or packed equipment.

The floors, elevators, and ramps are able to support the weight of the delivered equipment as it

is moved to the installation location.

The installation location must provide:3.

• Sufficient space to accommodate the installed product. This product is provided in extended

racks: an installed depth of 1240mm ( 50.50 inches ) is required.

Note: When installing two racks, the units should be located next to each other, to ensure there

are no problems with cable lengths.

• Appropriate power, air conditioning, cabling, and fire protection.

• Adequate protection from electrostatic discharge (ESD).

• Adequate protection from electrical/radio frequency interference.

• Adequate protection from dust, pollution, and particulate contamination

• Adequate acoustic insulation for operating the system.

Power/PDU requirements

At the time of placing the order, make sure that the location can support the HP B6200 Backup

System’s input power and power outlet requirements. The AC power input for the HP B6200 Backup

System has a duplex PDU structure, which enables the entire rack to remain powered on if power

is removed from one of the two power distribution panels.

Prior to installation you should confirm that you have specified the correct PDU for your geographical

location and connector type and that you have sufficient power outlets. See Power/PDU

requirements (page 9).

26 Checklists for completion prior to installation