System and method for horizontal leveling of server racks
A server rack includes supports connected to a bottom base, and at least one shelf connected between at least two of the supports. Adjustable feet engaging the bottom base are disposed proximate a corresponding generally corner region of the bottom base. Jack bodies protruding upwardly from the bottom base are disposed proximate the corresponding generally corner region of the bottom base.
1. A server rack comprising:
a plurality of supports connected to a bottom base of the server rack;
at least one equipment shelf connected between at least two of the supports;
a plurality of adjustable feet threadably engaging the bottom base of the server rack, wherein each adjustable foot of the plurality of adjustable feet is disposed proximate a corresponding generally corner region of the bottom base;
a plurality of jack bodies protruding upwardly from the bottom base of the server rack, wherein each jack body of the plurality of jack bodies is disposed proximate the corresponding generally corner region of the bottom base, each jack body is longitudinally aligned with a corresponding adjustable foot, and each jack body having a threaded central bore exposing a faceted tip of the corresponding adjustable foot; and
a plurality of motorized electronic jacks, each motorized electronic jack having a motor driving a socket that mechanically engages the faceted tip of the corresponding adjustable foot;
wherein an electrical power applied to the motor turns the corresponding adjustable foot to adjust a height of the corresponding generally corner region of the bottom base.
2. The server rack of claim 1 , further comprising an aperture in each jack body that longitudinally aligns with the corresponding adjustable foot.
3. The server rack of claim 1 , further comprising an aperture in each jack body that exposes the corresponding adjustable foot.
4. The server rack of claim 1 , further comprising an aperture in each jack body that exposes a threaded portion of the corresponding adjustable foot.
5. The server rack of claim 1 , further comprising a gear box driven by an output shaft of the motor and mechanically connected to the socket.
6. The server rack of claim 1 , further comprising an aperture in each jack body through which the corresponding adjustable foot inserts.
7. The server rack of claim 1 , further comprising an aperture in each jack body exposing a threaded portion of the corresponding adjustable foot.