What does the “maximum loaded mass” figure mean?
The maximum loaded mass is the net mass of the cabinet plus its maximum 60kg equipment payload.
For example, a cabinet with a net mass of 18kg has a maximum loaded mass of 78kg.
This figure is useful when assessing wall mounting, lifting, support surfaces and the complete installation.
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