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The Schroff 20848680 is a rear panel designed for 19-inch rack systems, featuring a height of 2 HE (High Units) and a width of 42 TE (Technical Units). This component serves as a structural backplane element within the nVent SCHROFF enclosure ecosystem. It provides mounting support and cable management integration points for rear-facing equipment installation. The unit is constructed to meet industrial rack standards, ensuring compatibility with standard depth configurations.
Verify exact dimensional tolerances against specific rack models before procurement. Confirm surface finish requirements for environmental conditions. Ensure compatibility with existing rear mounting hardware standards. Check lead time availability as manufacturing timelines may vary by region. Validate RoHS compliance status if required for specific regulatory jurisdictions.
Select this part when a fixed rear panel solution is required for 2U high equipment bays. Ensure the rack system supports 42TE width standards. Consider cable entry needs and verify that the panel design accommodates necessary routing paths. Compare against modular alternatives if frequent rear access is anticipated.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF rack accessories family, specifically categorized under rear panels. It complements front plug-in units and side panels to form complete enclosure structures. The product line emphasizes modularity and standardization for industrial IT and automation applications.
Direct substitutes include other Schroff rear panels with identical 2HE/42TE dimensions. Verify mounting hole patterns match existing rack frames. Cross-reference with updated nVent product codes if legacy numbering systems are discontinued.

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