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The nVent SCHROFF part number 20860115 is a mounting kit designed for use with 19-inch chassis systems. It serves as a connector assembly specifically intended for integration with 3U and 6U Euroboard configurations within the MultipacPRO series enclosures. This component facilitates the secure horizontal board assembly, ensuring proper alignment and mechanical stability for modular electronic installations in rack-mounted environments.
Verify that the target chassis is a 19-inch model compatible with the MultipacPRO series. Confirm that the specific application requires support for either 3U or 6U Euroboard heights, as this kit is designated for those dimensions. Ensure compatibility with existing guide rail systems if retrofitting into an established rack infrastructure.
Select this component when assembling or upgrading 19-inch rack enclosures requiring standardized support for 3U or 6U horizontal boards. It is suitable for applications utilizing the MultipacPRO series where precise board positioning and robust mechanical connection are required for system integrity.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF product line, specializing in industrial enclosures and rack-mount solutions. The 20860 series typically encompasses chassis and accessories for the MultipacPRO family, focusing on robust, low-weight aluminum constructions for electronic equipment housing and modular system expansion.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation.

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