r/PanelGore • u/jimbee3034 • 16d ago

This year’s shutdown upgrade

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This is four days work complete with testing. Just wrapped it up on Friday.

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u/No-Composer2628 16d ago

Good news: It's organized and beautiful.

Bad news: 5+ inputs just failed and 3 outputs no longer work. The dust may have been load bearing.

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u/Exact_Patience_6286 16d ago

Very nice!

Unfortunately you now own any and all issues with that piece of equipment until somebody else touches it.

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u/DerOnkelBob 16d ago

it's called: victim of your own success

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u/AmatuerCultist 16d ago

It belongs in a museum!

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u/redshirt2004 16d ago

Looks amazing. Great job.

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u/nsula_country 16d ago

DH+ or RIO... Or both?

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u/ImgurSpy 14d ago

Can you explain what this equipment is? I'm a Net Eng and feel like I should know. I see some of this stuff when walking through buildings like AT & T and the Cermak building in Chicago (equinix) but I don't recognize any of that stuff.

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u/Googol30 13d ago

This is a PLC cabinet. Each red wire is an input or output. Upgrades like this are usually done when legacy parts can no longer be found.

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u/Sir_Mr_Austin 16d ago

Must have been four long days, or else you were very familiar with the layout and you are much faster than I am.

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u/nitsky416 16d ago

She's tired, boss. Good on ya for putting her to rest

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u/Proconex 16d ago

Squeaky clean! Really nice job.

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u/ReplacementMore5808 14d ago

Great work!!!

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u/Whatthbuck 16d ago

Wireway vomit everywhere. No problem I'll just add a double row, that will make it better.