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The Schroff 20848640 is a rear panel designed for modular rack systems, featuring a height of 6 HE (132 mm) and a width accommodating 28 TE (141.9 mm). Constructed from aluminum, this component provides structural support and mounting points for electronic equipment within enclosures. The panel includes specific divider units to organize internal space and maintains a depth of 2.5 mm relative to the mounting interface. It serves as a critical finishing element for rack assemblies, ensuring proper alignment and stability for installed modules.
Verify part number accuracy against official nVent Schroff documentation before procurement. Confirm mechanical dimensions and mounting hole patterns match existing rack infrastructure. Ensure material specifications align with environmental requirements. Check for any specific ordering suffixes that may indicate variations in finish or accessory inclusion. Validate supplier authorization status to guarantee genuine components.
Select this rear panel when a 6 HE by 28 TE footprint is required for rack termination. Consider aluminum construction for standard industrial environments. Evaluate compatibility with adjacent Schroff series components to ensure seamless integration. Verify that the 2.5 mm depth specification meets spatial constraints within the enclosure design. Assess whether the included divider units satisfy organizational needs without additional modifications.
This component belongs to the nVent Schroff range of combinable and modular electronic packaging solutions. The brand specializes in electronics cabinets, laboratory racks, and ruggedized enclosures. The 20848640 model functions as a standardized accessory within this ecosystem, supporting scalable system architectures. It complements other Schroff products by providing essential structural closure and mounting capabilities for professional rack installations.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Users should consult official nVent Schroff catalogs for equivalent models with compatible dimensions. Verify that any alternative rear panel matches the 6 HE height and 28 TE width specifications exactly.

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