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Kkickstart24 reacted to mat200's post in the thread Mounting server rack to concrete basement wall with
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I personally would still add a separate washer ... Also, remember to put up a humidity / temp meter by the rack and ensure you have at... -
Kkickstart24 reacted to SpacemanSpiff's post in the thread Mounting server rack to concrete basement wall with Like.
The washer is low cost improvement on the project and will increase the holding properties of the fasteners, etc
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Kkickstart24 replied to the thread Mounting server rack to concrete basement wall.Wow. What a great Thanks! This is so detailed and helpful. Do you think I need a washer with the tapcon? Can I just make the size of...
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Kkickstart24 reacted to SpacemanSpiff's post in the thread Mounting server rack to concrete basement wall with Like.
In the counterbore pic above envision your tapcon bolt in place of the the hex head bolt seen in the image. The size (diameter) of the...
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Kkickstart24 reacted to mat200's post in the thread Mounting server rack to concrete basement wall with Like.
Getting some great advice @kickstart24 Feel free to share a picture or 2 of what you ended up doing.
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Kkickstart24 replied to the thread Mounting server rack to concrete basement wall.Thanks. yes, the 1/4" tapcon at that length 2.75" is a better option. Can you explain a little more about the counterbore? Now I see...
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Kkickstart24 replied to the thread Mounting server rack to concrete basement wall.Thanks. That's helpful. Does this product seem reasonable to mount the 2x4 to the concrete wall...
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Kkickstart24 replied to the thread Mounting server rack to concrete basement wall.Any suggestion on what size (diameter/length) tapcon screw to use? I was thinking about mounting a 2x4 where the mounting plate goes...
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KI am trying to mount a 9U Eaton Tripp Lite to a concrete basement wall. The server rack comes with a mounting plate. The instructions...
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Kkickstart24 replied to the thread 16 port switch rec.I went with this one. Thx for the rec
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KI'm looking into adding a second nic to connect my blueiris PC to my router. Any advantage to having 2.5 gb vs 1 gbit? The router is...
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KThat's cutting it very close to the ragged edge. Basically your power budget is about 8W per camera under those parameters (115/14)...
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Kkickstart24 replied to the thread 16 port switch rec.do you think 115W poe power budget is okay for 14 cameras? 13 5442 ZE and 1 doorbell cam. Alternatively I can do 183W power budget, but...
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KAny meaningful difference between an i7-8700 vs i5-8500 in terms of performance/energy usage for a BI computer with 14 cameras?
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Kkickstart24 replied to the thread Camera power cycle frequency.Thanks. I'll just go with dial nic and unmanaged. Unmanaged also has lower power consumption, which is nice for a device running 24/7
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Kkickstart24 replied to the thread Using all 5442-ZE.Is there any advantage to the 5442 vs 5442-ZE other than lower price? Seems like going varifocal gives you more flexibility.
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KRarely to never. I have one problematic camera, so I just set it up for a daily reboot within the camera. But it would be cheaper to...
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KHow often do you have to power cycle cameras due to hangups, freezing etc? I'm trying to decide if its worth getting a switch with a...
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Khttps://a.co/d/bRkVooj
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KWhy would you buy some random no name brand product that can't even provide easily readable information relating to the performance of...
