Hi All, I'm not sure where this question fits, so I'm sending it to all. Excuse the redundancy, as I'm sure many of you receive mail from all of these lists.
An interesting question came up today regarding a fantray design and using a thermal shutdown to turn off power to the fans when it is presumed obvious that there may be a fire. It sounds like a great idea to me. However, it will be a lot easier to sell if there is a requirement somewhere to support it. Question: Does anyone know of a specific requirement to control fans in the event of a fire? This can from any source, i.e. ETSI, ANSI, or Telcordia, etc. Thanks and have a great weekend! Dave Spencer Compliance Engineer Oresis Communications, Inc. 14670 NW Greenbrier Parkway, Beaverton, OR 97006 (503)533-0717 Dir: (503)466-6289 Fax: (503)533-8233 http://www.oresis.com dspen...@oresis.com
