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The Schroff 21130067 is a rear panel designed for industrial enclosure systems. It features a height of 1800mm and provides an IP55 ingress protection rating to shield internal components from dust and water jets. The unit includes a 600W heating element for thermal management in low-temperature environments. It is compatible with the 7021 series rack framework, ensuring structural integration within standard equipment enclosures.
Verify the specific revision code against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering. Confirm that the heating element voltage matches the site power supply requirements. Ensure the mounting rail spacing aligns with the existing 7021 series frame structure to guarantee proper fitment and secure installation.
Select this component when a sealed rear solution with integrated heating is required for tall enclosures. Compare the thermal output against the enclosure's heat loss calculations. Ensure the IP55 rating meets the operational environment standards. Verify compatibility with adjacent side panels and top covers for complete system sealing.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF 7021 series rack components. It serves as a functional rear closure for modular enclosure systems. The product complements other accessories like castors and spacers to form a complete equipment housing solution.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific configuration. Custom fabrication may be required if exact dimensional or thermal specifications cannot be met by available stock items.

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