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Looking for some data center lifts, need a little help

TomH86

]So kinda off topic but not really,

Hopefully I'm putting this in the right spot, lurked for a long time but first time poster. My work is getting ready to do a pretty big server move and I need to find a lift to help unrack everything, move it and rack it again. Our racks go as high as 52U

]Is anyone familiar with a lift I can use for our data center to help with this whole process? Searched around but only found some really basic ones that looked kinda like warehouse lifts

Anyone have some experience with one or have used one before?

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About7Narwhal

Could you clarify? You need a lift to move your racks? Hand Truck Go with the folding.

Ivanjam

Something like this? SL500 Motorized ServerLIFT Classic on Vimeo

FloOz

Ivanjam wrote: »

Something like this? SL500 Motorized ServerLIFT Classic on Vimeo

I just recently used this to rack two Nexus 7010s and it worked awesome. First time I ever used a lift like that haha

Raywire86

A normal server lift? Just measure its height so that you can get up to 52U. You can also place something underneath the equipment going in or out if you only have access to short lifts, that will give you the height you need. Usually You can stack equipment in a bind.