What is the difference between this unit and the UP720? Is it just the depth needed for installation (2 x 4 vs 2 x 6)?
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Depth is the only difference. I would try to use a 2x6 wall if at all possible. 3" abs just does not fit in a 2x4 wall with any structural integrity.
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I'm not sure but Becareful which you get I'm disappointed with my the water flow is not strong enough multiple flushes r needed
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Not sure. I'd call/email Geberit to be sure. I ordered the UP200 originally but that turned out to be a mistake because it didn't accommodate the flush plate that I wanted.
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Hi there, what I have found is: 15 28.75 Depth 28.75 15 Height 31 16.5 the first set of numbers is the "216" model. please call 1-888-768-1710 for questions. Thank you for choosing Goedekers
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The depth is 9 inches vs 1 inch. That is a very significant difference in footprint. I cannot speak to other issues.
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From: Calvin <xxxxxxxx@cpsww.com>To: XXXXXXXSent: Wednesday, September 10, 2014 8:50 AMSubject: RE: UPS Support Form SubmissionRE: Can this unit be installed on its side rather than upright?Yes, that's fine.Thank you,CalvinCyberPower Systems, Inc.Tech Support1-877-297-6937
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The new model is an inch higher. I had to purchase a new installation kit, which has not arrived yet to install it in a cabinet. However, the new model is the same length. Also, difficult to see the settings on the new model.
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The problem is not the height of a 2U anything... the issue you have is depth and weight. For a server, you will almost definitely need rails providing support at the back. I would not try to mount a server on this. However if you just want to mount routers, switches or patch panels this unit is great for that.
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I would think it would depend how much "depth" of the 4" surface there is before the transition to 3". If you have approximately 2" of 4" diameter depth I would recommend the 4" product. The reason being that the device is installed by manually turning 4 screws to expand it into location. The "deeper" your location may provide a more complex installation in my "opinion".
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2U is correct, although it is a bit (very tiny bit) out of spec, so if you sandwich it between two 1U units (that go edge-to-edge) you might have some issues.
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JT, man your guess is as good as mine. I compared the two from size of shelves, weight, and fabrications and nothing seemed to stand out. As far as I was concerned, I purchased the four tier because I needed the four shelves for extra space in my bathroom. So, I think it comes down to which one will fill your needs and space to the optimum benifit.
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I think the 4" measurement may be overall including the keypad and front panel. Mine fit easily depthwise. unfortunitly my studs were off by about a quarter of an inch and I had to clear some wood to do the install. Not a big deal but added to the complexity. I would suggest not using the screws provided with the unit to secure it to the studs. They are a bit small for my liking.
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I would n luck!ot be! comfortable with a depth over 24" simply due to the leverage that could be placed on the front. Also keep in mind, that you will need to stand in front of the unit while lowering and at 30" deep you would practically be laying on it to reach the lowering mechanism on either side. additionally if you will be having one person operate it, I would recommend holding the width to 45 inches or smaller to ensure arms reach side to side. all of that said, these are the best brackets I found and are very well built, easily able to support hundred and fifty pounds +. Good luck! I would n luck!ot be! comfortable with a depth over 24" simply due to the leverage that could be placed on the front. Also keep in mind, that you will need to stand in front of the unit while lowering and at 30" deep you would practically be laying on it to reach the lowering mechanism on either side. additionally if you will be having one person operate it, I would recommend holding the width to 45 inches or smaller to ensure arms reach side to side. all of that said, these are the best brackets I found and are very well built, easily able to support hundred and fifty pounds +.... » Read More I would n luck!ot be! comfortable with a depth over 24" simply due to the leverage that could be placed on the front. Also keep in mind, that you will need to stand in front of the unit while lowering and at 30" deep you would practically be laying on it to reach the lowering mechanism on either side. additionally if you will be having one person operate it, I would recommend holding the width to 45 inches or smaller to ensure arms reach side to side. all of that said, these are the best brackets I found and are very well built, easily able to support hundred and fifty pounds +. Good luck! « Show Less
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a 4 cm thickness is not a problem for the unit but you may need longer screws than those that are provided.
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It looks to me as tho' I have more than 2" of space at the back of the apparatus. They will give you the exact space in inches that you need for the installation. I like it but it does not maximize all of the space, you lose quite a bit but I am happy with the device.
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I bought the 2TB model (4.5 x 3.2 x 0.75 inches), I think its thicker then 1TB model.
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PA77U is slightly smaller and lighter. The key difference is resolution. PF85 is about 4.8LBS (dimensions10.8" x 1.8" x 8.6") while PA77U is 3.1LBS (9.05" x 6.69" x 1.73"). For portabulity and price PA77U is the winner but when it comes to the resolution PF85U is better at 1080P. PA77U is WXGA(1280X800).
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Hi Steve, You would be better off with a smaller unit. Honestly, we had issues with this particular unit on one of our recent installations. Look at some of the other smaller units as they are better fit to accommodate your 7' ceiling height.
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Hey Richard, Yes this has both 2.4 and 5. This is a great solution if you are looking for scalability, you may want to look at the dimensions of the unit. I use them in a factory which is perfect.