OBERON 3009-00 (01) PDF Document

Before beginning the installation of the OBERON 3009-00, please review the following important information and warnings:

General Safety:

1. Always consider potential hazards to others around you.

2. During installation, use warning signs, etc.

3. Be sure to securely fasten the enclosure to prevent it from becoming dislodged.

Tool Safety:

Follow manufacturer’s instructions for hand or power tools. Always use safety glasses. Failure to do so may result in injury and/or product damage.

Working at Heights:

Use caution when working at elevated heights. Follow manufacturer’s instructions for ladders and/or scaffolding. Failure to do so may result in injury or death.

Code and Installation Information:

Read the installation guide from beginning to end before starting. Check with your local building code official to identify and confirm compliance with local building code requirements. The appropriate method for your installation may vary based on building design, application, and industry practices.

The following tools are needed for installation:

• Phillips head screwdriver

• Ratchet wrench with 3/8″ socket

• (2) Appropriate screws or bolts for the mounting surface

• Drill with a bit corresponding to the size of the mounting hardware to be used

The estimated installation time is 20 minutes.

Yes. When an Access Point is installed in the cover, its operating temperature range should be de-rated (lowered) by the amount shown in the specification sheet. The AP maximum operating temperature should be de-rated by 11°C inside the cover when solar loading is not present.

The OBERON 3009-00 is gray to reduce solar loading. While painting the cover a darker color will increase solar loading, avoid mounting the 3009 where it is exposed to direct sunlight.

Follow these steps to install a compatible Aruba Access Point:

Step 1: Prepare the Enclosure

Place the Oberon Mount on a flat work surface. Detach the cover from the base by removing the four (4) pre-installed 1/4″-20 flanged hex head screws and lifting the cover up from the base.

Step 2: Mount the Aruba AP

Detach the AP mount included with the Aruba AP. Remove the four (4) pan head screws from the back of the AP and retain them. Align the four (4) “A” marked holes of the 3009 base with the four (4) threaded holes on the back of the AP. Fasten the AP to the base using the four (4) previously removed pan head screws.

NOTE: Before fastening the AP to the base, ensure the data ports of the AP are facing towards the 1.5″ diameter hole on the base. Run the data cable up through the base’s 1.5″ diameter hole and attach it to the Aruba AP.

Step 3: Mount the Base

Fasten the base down with appropriate hardware (not included) to studs or masonry.

Step 4: Secure the Cover

Place the cover on the base then secure it with the four (4) 1/4″-20 flanged hex head screws that were removed in step 1. The installation is now complete.

Follow these steps to install a compatible Cisco Access Point:

Step 1: Prepare the Enclosure

Place the Oberon Mount on a flat work surface. Detach the cover from the base by removing the four (4) pre-installed 1/4″-20 flanged hex head screws and lifting the cover up from the base.

Step 2: Mount the Cisco AP

Detach the AP bracket included with the Cisco AP. Remove the four (4) hex head screws from the back of the AP and retain them. Align the four (4) “C” marked holes of the 3009 base with the four (4) threaded holes on the back of the AP. Fasten the AP to the base using the four (4) previously removed hex head screws.

NOTE: Before fastening the AP to the base, ensure the data ports of the AP are facing towards the 1.5″ diameter hole on the base. Run the data cable up through the base’s 1.5″ diameter hole and attach it to the Cisco AP.

Step 3: Mount the Base

Fasten the base down with appropriate hardware (not included) to studs or masonry.

Step 4: Secure the Cover

Place the cover on the base then secure it with the four (4) 1/4″-20 flanged hex head screws that were removed in step 1. The installation is now complete.

The mounting legend on the base indicates which holes to use for specific Access Points:

A – Use these holes for Aruba AP-277, AP-377, and AP-577

C – Use these holes for Cisco AP 1532i and AP 1562i