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The Schroff 20119162 is a front panel accessory designed for 3U height and 28 HP width configurations within standard 19-inch rack systems. Constructed from aluminum, it features an anodized front finish and conductive rear finish to ensure effective grounding. The component includes integrated GND/Earthing capabilities and utilizes screw-on mounting methods. It is classified as non-shielded and is part of the SCHROFF product line for electronics packaging.
Verify the specific ordering suffix against the manufacturer's current catalog to confirm exact dimensional tolerances and finish specifications. Ensure compatibility with existing rack frame standards before procurement. Cross-reference the part number with official nVent SCHROFF documentation to validate availability and lead times, as manufacturing parameters may vary by production batch.
Select this component when a grounded, non-shielded front panel is required for 3U applications. Confirm that the 28 HP width aligns with the intended module footprint. Consider the conductive rear finish requirement for proper earthing integration within the rack structure. Evaluate mechanical stability needs against the screw-on mounting design.
This part belongs to the SCHROFF series of rack accessories, specifically categorized under front panels for 19-inch cabinet systems. It complements other modular components like plug-in-units and frame-type assemblies. The product line focuses on standardized electronics packaging solutions, ensuring interoperability across various industrial and telecommunications rack environments.
The related part number 20119163 serves as a variant within the same series, differing primarily in width specifications (42 HP versus 28 HP). Verify dimensional requirements carefully when substituting or upgrading components within the rack assembly to maintain structural integrity.

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