Technical data

Rittal Modular Safe LMS 9.3 Location surroundings
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Operator Manual Page 21
Linkage of several Modular Safes
A number of Modular Safes can be combined into one larger Modular Safe. This
is known as linking or patching of Modular Safes. In one such case, the side
elements of the Modular Safes, which are facing one another, are removed, thus
creating a larger volume.
The average floor load capacity of such a linked Modular Safe must be calcu-
lated anew, using the formula on page 20, also see the following table:
Example of 2 linked
Modular Safes
Average floor load capacity of the LMS 9.3, 42/47 HU with 300 kg payload
Rittal Modular Safe LMS 9.3, two single wing doors
Linkage of several Modular Safes
Safe
1 Modular Safe 2 Modular
Safes
3 Modular
Safes
4 Modular
Safes
Average floor load capacity [kg/m²]
47 HU-1000
367 353 349 346
Average floor load capacity [kg/m²]
42 HU-1000
356 342 338 335
Rittal Modular Safe LMS 9.3, two double wing doors
Linkage of several Modular Safes
Safe
1 Modular Safe 2 Modular
Safes
3 Modular
Safes
4 Modular
Safes
Average floor load capacity [kg/m²]
47 HU-1000
483 463 457 453
Average floor load capacity [kg/m²]
42 HU-1000
467 448 441 438
Rittal Modular Safe LMS 9.3, one single wing and one double wing door
Linkage of several Modular Safes
Safe
1 Modular Safe 2 Modular
Safes
3 Modular
Safes
4 Modular
Safes
Average floor load capacity [kg/m²]
47 HU-1000
415 399 393 390
Average floor load capacity [kg/m²]
42 HU-1000
402 386 380 377