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The Schroff 21130091 is a rear panel component designed for electronic equipment enclosures. It features a height of 1200mm and a width of 600mm, providing structural support and mounting capabilities for rack-mounted systems. The unit includes locking mechanisms to secure the assembly within standard cabinet frames. This component is part of the 7021 series, engineered for robust industrial applications requiring precise dimensional tolerances and durable construction materials.
Verify the exact model designation against official nVent SCHROFF documentation before procurement. Confirm that the 1200x600mm dimensions align with your specific enclosure requirements. Ensure the locking mechanism type matches your existing infrastructure. Cross-reference the manufacturer's standard lead time of nine weeks with your project schedule to avoid delays. Validate that the component meets all necessary environmental and safety standards for your intended deployment location.
Select this rear panel when a fixed 1200mm height and 600mm width are required for your enclosure system. Consider the integrated locking feature if enhanced security during transport or operation is needed. Ensure compatibility with the 7021 series subrack components. Verify that the material specifications meet your corrosion resistance needs. Compare against other rear panel options only if different dimensions or locking styles are preferred.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF 7021 series of rack and panel solutions. The series is widely used in electronics packaging for creating standardized equipment frames. The 21130091 specifically addresses the need for sturdy rear panels in large-scale industrial enclosures. It complements front panels and subracks to form complete chassis assemblies.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific Schroff component.

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