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Not sure if this is what you're looking for - seems to be the standard DB stickers though...

Great, many thanks!

Many thanks Youda. I assume the standing rails are the cabinet rails the batteries bolt onto in the front? In a residential house, what would the building grounding point usually be?

Morning all. Noob here, so please excuse my possibly "stupid" questions. I recently shelled out for 2x Pylon's (with 9U 4-rack cabinet - may expand capacity to 4x Plyon's in the future) and an Axpert 5k MKS, currently to run as a standalone UPS until I've saved some more for a few solar panels and integration into the main DB. On reading the manuals/guides/info on the Pylon's, it refers to the "The battery system must be well grounded and the resistance must be less than 1 ohm.", and the diagram in the manual shows the following in terms of earthing the batteries when installed in a cabinet: There is no other reference or detail on how these must be grounded - judging by the diagram, I only need to connect each battery earth terminal to the cabinet chassis. The cabinet is free standing in the garage on the adjustable legs that came with it. My question is: is it that simple? So each battery earth terminal connects to the same battery chassis point with the supplied earth cable (10AWG) and no other ground connections are needed? If the cabinet itself must be grounded, how is this done? I've seen grounding kits for 9U cabinets, but these just seem to be a couple of 30cm earth wires with screws...