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The Schroff 20817714 is a rack accessory handle designed for IET (Insert/Extract) plug-in units. It features a bottom grey and black color scheme and is supplied in packs of ten pieces. The component provides a mechanical interface for the insertion and extraction of electronic modules within standard 19-inch cabinet and rack systems, ensuring secure handling during maintenance or installation procedures.
Verify that the specific application requires the IET handle type compatible with IEEE 1101.10 standards. Confirm that the grey/black color variant matches the system aesthetic requirements. Ensure the pack quantity of ten units aligns with the project's module count needs. Check for any recent material change notices regarding the plastic composition used in the handle construction.
Select this part when working with Schroff IET plug-in units that require a dedicated extraction tool. The offset design aids in leveraged removal. Consider the total number of units needed, as the product is sold in sets of ten. Ensure compatibility with the specific front panel thickness and mounting hole patterns defined by the IET standard for proper fitment.
This component belongs to the nVent Schroff range of rack accessories, which specializes in electronics packaging solutions. The brand is recognized for providing standardized hardware for industrial and telecommunications rack systems. This specific handle supports the modular architecture typical of Schroff's 19-inch enclosure ecosystem, ensuring interoperability with their broader line of plug-in units and chassis components.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing IET slots before attempting substitution with generic handles.

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