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The nVent SCHROFF part number 20822047 is a perforated connector rail designed for industrial rack systems. It conforms to the DIN 41612 standard, ensuring compatibility with widely used connector interfaces. The component features a horizontal pitch of 60 HP (Hole Pitch), allowing for dense module arrangement within chassis enclosures. This specific rail has a depth of 427 mm, providing sufficient structural support and alignment precision for heavy-duty applications. Constructed for durability, it serves as a critical mounting element for securing electronic modules and backplanes in standardized rack environments.
Verify the exact length and hole pattern against your chassis specifications before ordering. Confirm that the 427 mm depth aligns with your system's internal dimensions. Ensure compatibility with DIN 41612 connectors. Check for any specific surface finish requirements if corrosion resistance is critical for your environment. Cross-reference the manufacturer part number 20822047 directly with official nVent SCHROFF documentation to avoid substitution errors.
Select this rail when a 60 HP pitch is required for DIN 41612 connectors. The 427 mm depth must match the available space in your enclosure. Consider mechanical load requirements and ensure the rail material supports the weight of the installed modules. Verify that the perforation spacing matches your specific connector footprint. This component is suitable for applications requiring standardized, high-density interconnect solutions.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF rack accessories family, specifically designed for modular chassis systems. It complements other rack elements such as front panels, rear panels, and power supplies. The product line emphasizes standardized dimensions and reliable mechanical performance for industrial electronics housing. Integration with other SCHROFF components ensures consistent alignment and ease of assembly in complex rack configurations.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided data. Direct replacement requires identical DIN 41612 compliance and 60 HP pitch specifications. Verify dimensional equivalence with existing rails to maintain system integrity.

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