2 Bay Seismic Riser Base for 42 Inch Deep DRK Racks
Seismic riser base for two bays, supports 1750 lbs, compatible with 42 inch deep DRK series racks
The SRB-2-DRK-4224 is a two-bay seismic riser base designed specifically for use with 42 inch deep DRK series racks. Constructed from heavy-gauge welded steel with a textured black powder coat finish, this base provides a stable foundation for heavy equipment in seismic-sensitive environments. It carries an OSHPD Number of 96-01027 and an ASCE Number of 7-10. This component allows for field rough-in of infrastructure before the actual racks and enclosures arrive on-site. Additionally, it functions as a lower cable chase, providing a dedicated pathway for passing cables between the two bays.
Specifications are supplied by the manufacturer. For complete details, check the Resources section.Key features
Specifications
Main specifications 8
| Depth | 42 in (106.7 cm) |
| Height | 24 in (61 cm) |
| Shipping Weight | 138 lbs (62.6 kg) |
| Weight Capacity | 1750 lbs (793.8 kg) |
| Width | 60.03 in (152.5 cm) |
| Base Series | DRK |
| Component Type | Riser Base |
| Finish | Textured Black Powder Coat |
All other specifications 6
| Number of Bays | 2 |
| Seismic Rated | Yes |
| UPC | 656747181238 |
| ASCE Number | 7-10 |
| OSHPD Number | 96-01027 |
| Seismic Load Capacity | 1750 lbs (793.8 kg) |
Resources
Questions about this part
Will the SRB-2-DRK-4224 fit my 42 inch deep racks?
Yes, this riser base is specifically engineered for the DRK series racks with a 42 in (106.7 cm) depth.
What is the seismic rating of the SRB-2-DRK-4224?
This unit is OSHPD 96-01027 certified and meets ASCE 7-10 standards for seismic load capacity.
How much weight can this seismic riser base support?
The base has a seismic load capacity of 1750 lbs (793.8 kg).
Can I use this for cable management between bays?
Yes, the base acts as a lower cable chase to assist in passing cables between the two bays.
What is the purpose of using a riser base during construction?
The SRB-2-DRK-4224 allows installers to complete field rough-in work before the racks and enclosures are delivered to the site.