User's Manual

Chapter 3 Installation

3.6 Repeater Setup

he DRU-1k repeater may be installed outdoors (typically on the roof of a building or at the

base of a transmission tower) or it may be installed indoors (typically on the top floor of a

building nearest to roof, or in a shelter at the base of a transmission tower) in a restricted

access location.

3.6.1 Moving the Repeater Cabinets

For sh

ipping purposes, the repeater cabinets are attached to pallets. Some options for

moving the repeater cabinets are:

 Using a crane to lift the cabinets

 Using a pallet tuck

 Using a four wheeled furniture dolly

 Placing casters under the pallet

If the HB and LB cabinets are to be lifted using the lifting eyes attached to the cabinet hood

(see Figure 3-1

and Figure 3-2), care should be taken to apply lifting forces vertically at

each eye.

NOTE: A spreader bar or other rigging device provided by the installer must be employed

for this purpose.

Do not stand under a suspended cabinet, otherwise you could be

crushed.

If the cabinets are moved from the delivery location to the installation location while still

attached to their pallets, a pallet truck or casters are viable options. However, if the

repeater cabinets must be removed from their pallets, a narrower furniture dolly is a viable

option for moving the repeater cabinets.

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