Warnings (continued)
Tipping hazards
Installing any monitor arm con guration not tested for use with the product (i.e. not listed in the product
Speci cation Guide) may result in an unsafe product and increase the likelihood of the cart tipping over. Non-
tested monitor arm con gurations must not be installed.
When using arm-mounted technology, the arm should always be extended to the front of the cart. Extending the
arm to the side or rear of the cart increases the likelihood of the cart tipping over. Speci cally, tipping is likely
under the following conditions:
The work surface platform is in the upper quarter of its height adjustment range.
A double arm con guration is extended out from the rear of the cart.
The rear casters are locked.
Weight is biased towards the rear of the cart.
The user applies a forwards push force (from the front of the cart) that is more than 2x the typical push
force.
When connecting power cables from technology on the cart to wall AC outlets or similar the cart must remain
static and not be moved around. If the cart is moved away from the wall outlet while the power cable is still
connected the power cable may reach its maximum extension and cause the cart to become unstable and tip over.
The cable storage basket, its contents, any attached cart accessories and the technology mounted to the cart may
also be damaged or dislodged in this scenario.
The cart may become unstable and increase the likelihood of tipping over when pushed over thresholds or changes
in ooring with a height difference of 1.5" (40mm) or greater.
The work surface should not be loaded beyond the weight limit listed in the product technical information. It
should not be used to support a person's body weight or as a seat.
Failing to adhere to any of the above guidance means the cart is more likely to tip over and cause physical injury or
damage to property.
Warnings continued on next page.
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