A systematic shutdown of a storage array may be caused by which of the following?

Storage arrays, like other IT equipment, are designed to operate within specific temperature ranges, and if the datacenter ambient temperature exceeds safe thresholds, the array's internal sensors can initiate a systematic shutdown to protect components from thermal damage.

Inadequate weight distribution can cause physical instability or damage to racks, but it would not directly trigger a systematic electronic shutdown of a storage array.

A service processor that is inaccessible might prevent management or monitoring, but it typically would not cause a systematic shutdown unless it's part of a critical fault detection system that initiates a shutdown due to an unmanageable error, which is less direct than thermal protection.

An unsecured disk cabinet is a physical security and safety concern, posing risks of theft or accidental damage, but it does not electronically cause a storage array to systematically shut down.