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Converts server and storage counts into estimated rack count and colo square footage.
Matches rack screw, cage nut and washer types like 10-32, M5 and M6 to rail systems.
Converts open U counts into blanking panel quantities by size with airflow notes.
Combines two pasted elevations into one layout and flags position conflicts.
Tests device width, height and depth against two-post, four-post and wall rack specs.
Reserves top U for switches and patching and shows remaining space per rack.
Computes how many extra racks are needed when planned devices exceed current space.
Checks front and rear clearance from rack depth and door swing against service rules.
Maps messy asset spreadsheet columns to standard DCIM elevation import fields.
Rebalances lightly filled racks into fewer racks and reports freed U and floor space.
Converts rack positions into floor tile coordinates with row and column references.
Rates two-post rack loading from equipment weight and depth for tip risk verdicts.
Diffs a pasted rack inventory against a planned device list to list missing and extra gear.
Suggests rail and adapter options for odd-depth devices from measured dimensions.
Sizes a closet rack from switch, patch and UPS gear with heat and clearance notes.
Sums device dBA ratings into an estimated rack and room noise level with mitigation notes.
Turns hall dimensions into max racks, supporting kW and cooling for the space.
Orders device moves between racks into steps with dependencies and downtime notes.
Decodes common rack elevation symbols into a printable legend table.
Splits a colo rack into per-tenant U allocations with reserved and shared zones.
Converts rack units to inches, mm and cm in a quick reference table.
Counts cage nuts, screws and washers needed for a rack build from device count.
Marks reserved U blocks for planned gear and reports truly free space per rack.
Spreads heavy devices across rack positions to keep floor point loads within limits.