National Instruments cRIO-9912 DIN Rail Mount Kit

The cRIO-9912 (Part Number: 779019-01) DIN Rail Mount Kit from National Instruments is designed for securely mounting 4-slot CompactRIO and CompactDAQ legacy chassis models, including the cRIO-910x, cRIO-911x, cRIO-906x, and cRIO-907x. This device ensures that compatible CompactRIO and CompactDAQ chassis may be mounted safely and effectively in industrial settings by providing a dependable DIN rail mounting option.

For use with 4-slot CompactRIO and CompactDAQ chassis in legacy configurations, the cRIO-9912 DIN Rail Mount Kit offers a sturdy mounting framework that complies with the demanding standards of industrial environments. This kit is particularly appropriate for setups that need to mount tiny, modular components securely on a DIN rail—a common requirement in industrial automation settings. The cRIO-9912's sturdy construction guarantees that the chassis will not budge under a variety of operating circumstances, lowering the possibility of mechanical failures or disturbances brought on by shock or vibration.

This mounting kit offers an operating temperature range of -40 °C to 70 °C and a storage temperature tolerance of -40 °C to 85 °C, all while complying with various important industrial standards. A modest level of protection against dust and other particles is ensured by its compliance with the IP40 ingress protection standard. The cRIO-9912 can be used in noncondensing environments with humidity levels between 10% and 90% as well as for storage in noncondensing environments with humidity levels between 5% and 95%. Utilizing a maximum working altitude of 5,000 meters and a pollution degree of 2, this kit is designed to be used in a wide range of demanding industrial applications.

The cRIO-9912 DIN Rail Mount Kit is also designed to support significant shock and vibration in compliance with IEC 60068-2-64 requirements for random vibration (5 g, 10 Hz to 500 Hz) and sinusoidal vibration (5 g, 10 Hz to 500 Hz). It can withstand forces of up to 30 g for 11 milliseconds and 50 g for 3 milliseconds throughout the duration of 18 shocks at six orientations. It has survived testing in compliance with IEC 60068-2-27 specifications for operating shock. This ensures that the mounted chassis will remain stable even under conditions of significant mechanical stress.