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The nVent SCHROFF 20848598 is an aluminum front panel designed for CompactPCI and VME64x rack systems. It features a U-shaped profile with dimensions of 261.8 mm in width and 60.6 mm in height. The component includes a textile gasket to facilitate insertion and extraction forces up to 700 N. It is engineered to enable the installation of a microswitch, specifically compatible with XL handles, ensuring secure mechanical integration within industrial chassis environments.
Verify the manufacturer designation as nVent SCHROFF when sourcing this component. Confirm that the part number 20848598 corresponds to the specific U-shaped front panel variant. Ensure compatibility with existing XL handle mechanisms if microswitch functionality is required. Check RoHS exemption status if environmental compliance documentation is necessary for your specific project requirements.
Select this part for applications requiring robust aluminum front panels in CompactPCI or VME64x architectures. The design supports high insertion and extraction forces, making it suitable for frequent maintenance scenarios. Consider the need for microswitch integration when choosing between standard and XL handle configurations. Verify dimensional fitment against the specific rack unit depth and width constraints of the target enclosure.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF 20848 series, which specializes in rack accessories for industrial computing systems. The series provides standardized front panels and associated hardware for CompactPCI and VME64x platforms. These parts are essential for maintaining mechanical stability and providing user interface points in high-density electronic enclosures used in telecommunications and industrial automation sectors.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific model. Cross-referencing may require verifying identical dimensional specifications and mounting hole patterns from other manufacturers producing CompactPCI/VME64x accessories.

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