: PAN-2RU-2POST-RACK-17
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PAN-2RU-2POST-RACK-17

Install a PA-520-5G firewall in a two-post equipment rack using the PAN-2RU-2POST-RACK-17 mounting kit.
The PA-520-5G firewall can be mounted in a 2-post equipment rack using the PAN-2RU-2POST-RACK-17.
Parts List – PAN-2RU-2POST-RACK-17
QuantityItem
12-post rack mount tray
8Phillips pan head screw — M4 × 8mm
8Torx flat head screw (T10) — M3 × 5mm
16Locking cable tie
2Power cord retainer
4Velcro strap
4RF cable assembly — R/A SMA to N-type, 450mm L
  1. Verify that the equipment rack has enough space to accommodate the firewall and has 1RU of space both above and below it.
  2. Using a Flathead screwdriver, remove the six screws (three on each side) securing the metal stiffener to the top of the rack tray. Remove the stiffener.
  3. Align the four holes on the bottom of the firewall with the designated location in the mounting tray. Seat the firewall and use four M3 Torx flat head screws to secure it in place.
  4. Place up to two power adapters in the designated location beside the firewall. Loop the provided Velcro straps through the cutouts in the mounting tray, using two straps per power adapter. Use cord retainers to secure the power cables in place.
  5. Install the stiffener back over the device and secure it using three M3 screws on each side (6 total).
  6. Connect your cables and antenna connectors to the device and route them through the mounting tray in order to minimize slack.
  7. Wrap cable ties through the small cutouts in the tray to secure the cables in place.
  8. Slide the firewall (seated securely in the mounting tray) into the equipment rack.
    Make sure that you do not block any of the airflow vents on the firewall.
  9. Secure the mounting tray to the equipment rack using compatible screws.
    After installation, you should inspect the hardware on a regular basis in order to account for dust, debris, and any other obstructions that may affect the firewall's airflow.
    Do not place any items or obstructions directly above or below the firewall within the 1RU of free space.