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The Schroff 20860108 is a chassis plate accessory designed for the MultipacPRO series of 19-inch rack mount enclosures. It serves as a structural component, specifically a side or end panel, to complete the enclosure assembly. The part is manufactured from aluminum and is intended for horizontal board assembly applications. It provides mechanical support and contributes to the overall EMC shielding integrity of the system when installed within the compatible chassis framework.
Verify compatibility with specific MultipacPRO models before procurement. Confirm that the required depth matches the selected chassis configuration. Ensure the aluminum finish meets environmental requirements. Cross-reference the manufacturer product number to avoid confusion with other chassis plates in the series.
Select this part only if a replacement or additional chassis plate is needed for a MultipacPRO enclosure. Verify the existing chassis dimensions to ensure proper fit. Consider the material properties of aluminum for weight and shielding needs. Check if other accessories like gaskets are required for full EMC performance.
This component belongs to the Schroff MultipacPRO family of 19-inch rack mount enclosures. These systems are certified to IEC 60297-3-101 standards. The series includes various depths and heights, with detachable rear panels for easy assembly. The 20860108 is one of several chassis plate options available for different depths.
Compatible substitute part numbers include 20860-108.

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