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Spider
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Position outlets in a grid pattern
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High density applications: Every 3rd floor tile
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Medium density applications: Every 4th floor tile
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Low density applications: Every 5th floor tile
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Centrally position the Spider hub to feed 12 outlets
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High density applications require 1 hub per 38m
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Medium density applications require 1 hub per 70m
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Low density applications require 1 hub per 108m
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Estimate quantity of umbillical reels
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Outlet on 3 tile grid = approx 35m per hub
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Outlet on 4 tile grid = approx 50m per hub
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Outlet on 5 tile grid = approx 65m per hub
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Continue grid pattern across the rest of the floor
It is important to plan the layout so that the spider hub can be easily accessed simply by lifting a floor tile, situated above each hub.
Individual power supplies can be isolated without lifting the floor tile by accessing breakers through a hatchway in the floor tile.
Spider – The Planning
Spider can be easily applied to many situations, providing significant benefits to both the planner and end user.
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Practical and flexible system – final desk layout prior to planning the Spider installation is not necessary
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Service Outlets – provided at the required density
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Workstations – easily located in a variety of configurations to suit your needs
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Simple to plan – designed around a basic grid principle (utilising typical 600x600mm floor tiles)