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Where should you not put a rack?
In the cleaner's cupboard, under a pipe, in a store with wood or flour dust, in a corridor everybody walks down and in any closed space with no ventilation. We have found them in all five places, and nearly always with the door shut.
A recorder and a switch together give off heat all day. Inside a closed cabinet in a room with no ventilation, in July that cabinet goes past forty degrees. Drives are the first thing to die of heat, and not suddenly: they last two years instead of six, and nobody connects it to the temperature.
So the cabinet is a decision, not somewhere it happens to fit: how much free space it leaves, where the air comes in and goes out, what filters it if the environment is dusty, whether it needs cooling or just moving air, and a thermometer that warns you, which is the only thing that turns a future problem into an alert. Plus the key, because the whole security system of the building lives inside that cabinet.
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