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The nVent SCHROFF 21130095 is a rear panel component designed for the 21130 series subrack system. It features a height of 1600H and a width of 600W, accommodating standard 19-inch equipment mounting profiles. The unit includes an integrated locking mechanism compatible with the 7021 series lock interface, ensuring secure attachment to the subrack frame. Constructed from zinc-plated steel, it provides structural support and electromagnetic shielding for embedded computer systems within electronics packaging applications.
Verify the exact part number 21130095 against official nVent SCHROFF documentation to confirm compatibility with specific 21130 series subrack depths and widths. Ensure that the required locking hardware matches the 7021 specification. Cross-reference manufacturer datasheets for precise dimensional tolerances and material specifications before procurement to avoid integration issues.
Select this rear panel when upgrading or assembling a 21130 series subrack requiring a 1600H x 600W configuration. Confirm that the existing infrastructure supports the 7021 locking interface. Evaluate thermal management requirements as solid rear panels may impact airflow compared to perforated alternatives. Ensure the selected model aligns with the overall cabinet depth and weight capacity constraints.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF 21130 series, a line of modular subracks designed for embedded computing and industrial electronics. The series emphasizes combinable and scalable solutions for various enclosure needs. The 21130095 specifically serves as a structural rear element, contributing to the modularity and standardized form factor of the broader 21130 product family.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for direct replacement.

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