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The nVent SCHROFF 20860-116 is a 1 U rack mount mounting kit designed for use with 19-inch chassis within the MultipacPRO series. It supports 3 U and 6 U isolated backplanes, providing structural integration for electronic systems. The component is constructed from materials ensuring durability and includes rail mount features for secure installation. Originating from Germany, it weighs approximately 130 grams in its packaged state.
Verify the manufacturer part number 20860-116 against official nVent SCHROFF documentation to confirm compatibility with specific 19-inch chassis models. Ensure the selected configuration matches the required 3 U or 6 U isolated backplane support. Cross-reference technical drawings for dimensional accuracy before procurement.
Select this kit when integrating 19-inch chassis that require support for 3 U or 6 U isolated backplanes. Confirm the chassis width and depth compatibility with the MultipacPRO series specifications. Evaluate the need for rail mounting solutions versus other attachment methods based on the specific system architecture requirements.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF MultipacPRO series, which specializes in high-quality industrial chassis and subracks. The series is known for robust mechanical design and electromagnetic shielding capabilities. The 20860-116 serves as an accessory to enhance the structural integrity of specific backplane configurations within this ecosystem.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for direct replacement.

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