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The nVent SCHROFF 20110072 is a universal telescopic slide designed for 19-inch rack enclosures. It provides a mounting height of 2 HE (Height Units) and features a depth of 406 mm. The rail system supports a static load capacity ranging from 46 to 57 kg per pair. Constructed for durability, it is intended for side-mounting onto 19-inch rack uprights, offering reliable sliding functionality for equipment installation within standard network cabinets.
Verify the specific part number 20110072 against official nVent SCHROFF documentation to confirm compatibility with your enclosure's upright profile. Ensure the required static load capacity aligns with your equipment weight. Check for RoHS3 compliance status if environmental regulations apply to your deployment. Confirm that the 406 mm depth meets your spatial constraints within the rack structure.
Select this model when a universal fit for 19-inch racks is required without specialized mounting hardware. The 2 HE height suits devices with lower vertical profiles. Consider the 406 mm depth relative to rear cable management needs. Verify that the static load rating of up to 57 kg per pair exceeds the total weight of the installed components to ensure structural integrity during operation.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF series of rack accessories, specifically the universal telescopic slide category. These slides are engineered for standard 19-inch infrastructure, providing modular expansion capabilities. The product line emphasizes robust construction and ease of installation for various electronic equipment types housed in professional rack enclosures.
Consult official nVent SCHROFF cross-reference guides for verified substitutes. Alternative models may vary in depth or load capacity. Ensure any replacement maintains the 2 HE height and 19-inch width compatibility. Do not assume interchangeability with non-universal rails without verifying mounting hole patterns and slide mechanics.

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