RMX-10101/10102 Center of Gravity

Consult the following figures to familiarize yourself with the typical centers of gravity for RMX-10101/10102 configurations to ensure stability when loading or moving the rack.

RMX-10101 Center of Gravity

The following table shows the minimum center of gravity for the Z-axis of the RMX-10101 rack system. The rack is appropriately ballasted to ensure stability as configured and shipped from NI to stated safety standards. If hardware is integrated above this point, the integrator is responsible for performing additional evaluation and/or testing to confirm compliance with the stability requirements of IEC 61010-1 Clause 7. Additional ballasting or securement means may be required.
Table 48. Identifying RMX-10101 Center of Gravity
AxisMinimum Center of Gravity Measured from Floor
RMX-10101-15A (ATE-15)
Z339 mm (13.3 in.)
Figure 1. Rack Axes for Identifying RMX-10101 Center of Gravity


RMX-10102 Center of Gravity

The following table shows the minimum center of gravity for the Z-axis of the RMX-10102 rack system. The rack is appropriately ballasted to ensure stability as configured and shipped from NI to stated safety standards. If hardware is integrated above this point, the integrator is responsible for performing additional evaluation and/or testing to confirm compliance with the stability requirements of IEC 61010-1 Clause 7. Additional ballasting or securement means may be required.
Table 63. Identifying RMX-10102 Center of Gravity
AxisMinimum Center of Gravity Measured from Floor
RMX-10102-38B (ATE-38)RMX-10102-44B (ATE-44)
Z591 mm (23.2 in.)670 mm (27.1 in.)
Figure 1. Rack Axes for Identifying RMX-10102 Center of Gravity