Floor sump tray Rittal SV 9342.134 grey, depth 1100 mm, pack of 2

Rittal SV 9342.134 is a grey floor sump tray with a depth of 1100 mm supplied as a pack of two. It is designed to collect liquids and contain spills beneath enclosures, cabinets or equipment in industrial and electrical settings. The tray provides a low-profile containment solution for areas that require floor protection and controlled liquid collection without altering the footprint of existing installations.

Advantages

The sump tray offers chemical-resistant material suitable for common industrial fluids and is sized to fit under standard cabinets and racks. Supplied as a pack of two, it enables simultaneous protection for adjacent units or redundancy in installation. Its shallow depth allows passage of cables and piping where necessary while maintaining reliable spill containment.

Suitable for

• Containment under server racks, electrical enclosures and switchgear
• Workshops and production areas with potential coolant or lubricant spills
• Laboratory benches and equipment platforms requiring secondary containment
• Temporary or mobile installations where compact spill control is needed

When it may not be suitable

This tray is intended for collecting incidental spills and runoff rather than permanent storage of large volumes of liquid. For applications requiring deep retention capacity, high-pressure washdown resistance, or integration with complex drainage systems, a larger or specially engineered containment solution may be more appropriate.

Key specifications

• Color: grey
• Depth: 1100 mm
• Package quantity: 2 trays
• Low-profile design suitable for under-equipment installation
• Material: industrial-grade, chemical-resistant plastic (suitable for common industrial fluids)

How to use

Place the tray on a level area beneath the equipment or enclosure to be protected, ensuring it covers likely leak points and allows for cable and conduit routing. Align trays so spills are captured within the sump area; use both trays for adjacent or double configurations as required. Periodically inspect the tray for accumulated liquids and remove and dispose of contents according to local regulations. Clean the tray with appropriate agents compatible with the tray material.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify the tray depth and footprint fit under your specific cabinets or equipment
• Confirm chemical compatibility with the fluids expected in your environment
• Consider the required retention capacity and whether additional containment or drainage is needed
• Plan for access to remove collected liquids and for routine inspection

Usage recommendations

Position trays to cover joints, seams and valve areas; use two trays for adjacent units or to create a larger containment area. Regularly check for damage and remove fluids promptly to prevent overflow and maintain a safe working environment.