RF Shielded Rooms FAQ |
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Universal Shielding Corp. RF Shield Room Frequently Asked Questions |
Questions Common to all Universal RF Shield Rooms |
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What is needed to off load the shield room material? If you have a loading dock: Best is a forklift, next best is a pallet jack, last resort a lot of strong people (Not recommended) Pry bars, chains or straps to drag the crates from the front of the truck to the back, so you can get it on lift or jack. If you don't have a loading dock : Best is a forklift, next best is a pallet jack (delivery truck must have a lift gate), last resort a lot of strong people (Not recommended) Pry bars, chains or straps to drag the crates from the front of the truck to the back, so you can get it on lift or jack. |
I have no way of off loading the shield room material? Let us know before you place the order, we can provide a delivery truck with a lift gate or a fork lift. If you want us to handle all of the material handling, please let us know (before you place the order). |
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How is the room shipped to us? The door is fully assembled and crated (single leaf doors) The Series 26 panels are stacked and palletized The Series 44 panels are crated The remainder of shield room components are crated If your room requires I-Beam structural steel it will be bundled In most cases it is delivered in a closed weatherproof truck |
How many shipments should I expect? In most cases you will receive 2 shipments The first shipment will be the palletized USC-26 panels The second shipment will be the crated room components |
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Can I store the shield room crates and panels outside until the installation crew arrives? Yes, but it must be completely covered by a weatherproof cover and off of the ground. Any water damage to the components is your liability. |
I have no place to store the shield room components, what do I do? Just let us know before you place the order, we can arrange for the material to be stored at a local transfer facility near your location and then deliver them to your facility. You can also have the installation crew off-load the material (optional) and build the shield room. |
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Do the power & I/O filters go on the inside or outside of the shield room? In most cases, the filters are designed to go on the outside of the shield room. |
How much does the crated shield room door weigh? Steel Door Frame 3.0' x 7.0' RCM-154 weighs 675 lbs (800 lbs crated) 4.0' x 7.0' RCM-154 weighs 765 lbs (890 lbs crated) 4.0' x 8.0' RCM-154 weighs 900 lbs (1025 lbs crated) 6.0' x 7.0' RCM-154 Double Door weighs 1200 lbs (crated in 2 or 3 crates) |
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How much weight will the floor panels handle? The USC-26 floor panels are rated at 400 PSI maximum. We recommend that you do not exceed 250 PSI (Pounds per Square Inch) |
How flat must by your parent room floor be? Your parent room floor must be flat and level within 1/4" every 10' (Non-Accumulative) |
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Can I mount light fixtures, boxes, etc to the shield room walls? Yes, you can anchor on the inside or the outside of the shield room walls. Please use ≤ 5/8" screws (We recommend self drilling screws)
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How do I wire my RF shield room?
You can use standard commercial electrical components. We do recommend metallic conduit, fixtures, boxes, etc., this cuts down on any radiated or conducted RF signals generated by the equipment you have installed in the shield room. Due to the various City, State and Local electrical code variations, we recommend a local certified electrical contractor do the installation of the electrical system. We recommend braided or multi-strand copper wire or strap for the grounding of the shield room (from ground stud to earth ground) |
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What is the Sound Transmission Coefficient (STC) rating of the rooms? Series 26 solid panels have an STC rating of 30 Series 44 copper screen panels have no STC rating |
What door swings are available? RHO - Right Hand Out Swing From inside the shield room, handle on the left, hinges on the right, door swings outward LHO - Left Hand Out Swing From inside the shield room, handle on the right, hinges on the left, door swings outward RHI - Right Hand In Swing From inside the shield room, handle on the left, hinges on the right, door swings inward LHI - Left Hand In Swing From inside the shield room, handle on the right, hinges on the left, door swings inward |
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Can I put fluorescent lights in my shield room? Yes, but commercially available fluorescent lights do generate RF interference. We recommend incandescent lights. Special RF shielded fluorescent lights are available, but they are expensive. |
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How do I clean and lubricate the Fingerstock and RCM mechanisms?
SKU: TF29200 |
Tri-Flow Superior Lubricant is a superior,
light viscosity lube that allows for deep penetration into hard to
reach moving parts.
The trigger action spray allows you to blast into areas that need lubrication. High-grade petroleum oils provide optimum lubrication under extreme temperatures (-60 to 475�F) and humidity. Formulated solvents soften and remove dirt and contaminants, while special additives displace moisture and prevent rust and corrosion. Formulated with P.T.F.E. |
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How do I put floor tile on the shield room floor?
You can purchase 12" x 12" x 1/8", peel & stick, vinyl floor tile from your local big box home improvement store. Then just clean off the floor panel area and peel off the backing of the tile and fill in the area between all of the joint framing members. You will need a straight edge and razor knife or tile cutter to cut the tile to size. |
How do I put floor tile on the shield room floor, so there are no framing members showing ?
Fill in the area between
the floor framing members with 3/16" or 1/4" thick hardboard. You
can glue or screw the hardboard to the floor. Then cover the entire
floor with 1/4" to 3/4" thick plywood or tile board (DO NOT use
particle board). Again you can glue or mechanically fasten the
plywood to the hardboard or floor panel. Then you can use any tile
you desire to completely cover the floor (ESD Tile, Vinyl Tile,
Ceramic Tile, Etc.) You can also put carpeting on top instead of
tile.
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