Heat is a key factor in cabinet installations. To verify the cabinet won't overheat during operation, check the router's operating temperature range, its power draw, and the cabinet's ventilation. If possible, estimate the expected inside temperature given the ambient conditions and any nearby heat sources, and confirm there is adequate airflow. Cabinet installations also need proper grounding, transient protection and separation from noisy electrical components. Avoid squeezing a router into a tight spot; if the space is limited, you may need to adjust the antenna exits, power arrangement or even the router location. Comset can advise whether the current cabinet layout is sensible as‑is or if changes are needed for cooling, grounding or access.
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