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The nVent SCHROFF 20110100 is a 2U rack rail designed for 19-inch equipment enclosures. Constructed from multi-colored materials, this component serves as a mounting solution for sliding units within standard server or networking cabinets. It provides structural support and alignment for devices requiring a 2U height profile. The rail facilitates the insertion and removal of heavy equipment while maintaining secure positioning within the rack frame.
Verify that the target enclosure supports 19-inch standards and has sufficient depth for the installed unit. Confirm the 2U height requirement matches the device being mounted. Ensure compatibility with existing rack uprights before purchase.
Select this model when a dedicated 2U sliding mechanism is required for 19-inch racks. Consider load capacity requirements if the mounted equipment exceeds standard weights. Verify that the multi-colored finish meets facility aesthetic or coding standards.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of rack accessories. It complements other mounting hardware such as front panels and earth kits. The product line focuses on standardized solutions for professional enclosure management and equipment organization.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific model.

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