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Ergonomic Requirements
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Ergonomic Requirements
When you select a physical location, pay attention to ergonomic considerations. The
location of a system often restricts the location of the devices that attach to it, such as
monitors, keyboards, and so on. Decisions that are made during the installation process
can affect workers much later.
In addition to attached devices, consider other issues such as noise, temperature, air
quality, and so on, some of which may be affected by the addition of the new system.
Acoustics
The acoustic measurement that Table 5-1 lists is approximate. Acoustic values depend on
many factors that are outside the control of the manufacturer. Room characteristics such
as carpeting and wall coverings affect the noise levels at an installation. The acoustic
measurement provided in this document is in dBa (decibels absolute) rather than dB
(decibels). This is a measurement of weighted absolute noise power, and it includes
frequency corrections.
If a site exceeds desirable noise levels, try these remedies:
Reduce the quantity of flat reflective surfaces, such as glass, tile, or metal.
Add sound-absorbing wall coverings, drapes, and ceiling tiles.
Add sound baffles in critical locations (without blocking airflow).
Modify the office space to separate the operators from the hardware.
Local Regulations
Before you install a system, become familiar with any applicable local regulations.
Because these vary dramatically by country and state, it is impossible to provide a
complete list of such regulations. These regulations, however, might involve:
Power
Emissions
Safety issues
Ergonomic and health issues
Telecommunications
Planning for the Future
Even if the existing infrastructure can handle the immediate site needs, consider the
future plans. It is much easier to provide enough space, power, air-conditioning capacity,
and other resources in advance than it is to add them later.
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