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The nVent SCHROFF 20849151 is an AMC Module CS Parts Kit designed for Single Compact modules within the Advanced MC series. It comprises a complete pull-handle mechanism engineered to facilitate module extraction and ensure reliable microswitch activation. Constructed from polycarbonate, this component serves as a critical interface element for MicroTCA Systems, providing the necessary mechanical actuation for system management functions.
Verify that the required configuration matches the Single Compact specification, as other variants exist for different module sizes. Confirm compatibility with the specific Advanced MC chassis generation in use. Ensure the order includes the complete parts kit rather than just the handle component if full mechanism replacement is intended.
Select this part when replacing or assembling the extraction mechanism for Single Compact AMC modules. It is distinct from Double Full-size variants. The polycarbonate construction offers durability for repeated insertion cycles. Ensure the design supports standard microswitch actuation requirements for the target system.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF Advanced MC product line, which provides standardized interfaces for modular electronics packaging. It is categorized under rack accessories and specialized interfaces, supporting the mechanical infrastructure of high-density computing systems.
Direct substitutes include part number 20849156 for Double Full-size configurations, though these are not interchangeable due to size differences. Verify exact fitment before substitution.
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