Single Bay ConfigurationORv2 & ORv3 Compatible Up to 5,000 lbs per bayElectric Lift MechanismIntroducing our Powered Data Walkie – ADPW-2448-50 (Auto, Data, Powered, Walkie, 24” x 48” – 5,000 lbs. total capacity). The operator stands on a stable platform and controls the unit using a handle, ensuring smooth transport with the servers lifted 1″+ off the ground. This versatile walkie is compatible with both ORV2 and ORV3 rack models, making it a flexible solution for modern data centers.
Built with a durable steel frame, the load bay features nylon bay funnels and stops to guide and protect server racks during loading and unloading. A manual latch at the bay entrance securely locks the rack in place. With a tare weight of 1,814 lbs and a weight capacity of 5,000 lbs, this cart offers the strength and reliability needed for heavy-duty operations, all while maintaining operator comfort and control.
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The Powered Data Walkie is designed for ORv2 and ORv3 server racks. Model ADPW-2448-50 identifies a 24-inch by 48-inch load area. Compatibility should still be verified using the rack’s exact footprint, weight, caster arrangement, base clearance, center of gravity, and any hardware extending beyond the rack frame.
The Powered Data Walkie has a single-bay capacity of up to 5,000 pounds. Its stated tare weight is 1,814 pounds. The complete rack must remain within the load rating, while the planned route should also account for the combined equipment weight, floor capacity, slopes, thresholds, elevators, and turning clearances.
An electric lift mechanism raises the server rack more than one inch off the floor for transport. This places the load onto the walkie instead of relying on the rack’s own casters. The rack must be positioned correctly in the bay and secured before lifting, movement, lowering, or removal from the unit.
The operator stands on a stable integrated platform and controls the unit using its handle. Powered travel reduces the manual pushing and pulling required to move a fully loaded server rack. Operators should follow the approved procedure and verify that the route provides sufficient width, turning clearance, floor condition, and stopping distance.
Nylon bay funnels and stops help guide the server rack into position while protecting it during loading and unloading. These components help center the rack and limit contact with the steel frame. Rack alignment should be checked before the lift is activated to ensure the load is properly seated within the single bay.
A manual latch at the entrance of the load bay locks the server rack in place before movement. The operator should verify that the rack is fully positioned, the latch is engaged, and the electric lift has completed its cycle before traveling. The latch should remain secured until the rack is lowered at its destination.
