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[Developing AV Solutions] When evaluating site conditions for an AV project that requires a free-standing rack that is 49 RU or taller, the condition that will force assembly on site instead of building the rack in the shop and delivering it fully assembled is when the:
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Nah, I'd pick B here. Elevator height is a hard stop-if the rack doesn't fit, you literally can't deliver it assembled. C just messes with scheduling but doesn't actually force on-site assembly. Seen this in similar practice questions.
Seems like C would matter here, since if the room can only be accessed after hours, maybe it complicates delivery. C
C imo . I get elevator size is a big deal, but not being able to get into the room except after hours could definitely force on-site assembly. The logistical headaches there seem like a real blocker, unless I'm missing something obvious.
Looks like it's B. Elevator height is a hard limit for moving big pre-assembled racks, so if it's too short, you've got no choice but to build on site. If anyone has seen otherwise, let me know.
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