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The Schroff 21130274 is a top cover component designed for the 21130 series sub-rack system. It features a width of 600 mm and a depth of 900 mm, providing structural closure for the upper section of the rack assembly. The unit is constructed to meet EMC shielding requirements and offers an IP55 protection rating when installed correctly. This part serves as a closed flat roof element, ensuring environmental sealing and electromagnetic compatibility for internal electronic modules within professional industrial and measurement applications.
Verify the specific dimensional requirements against your existing 21130 series sub-rack frame before procurement. Confirm that the 600 mm width and 900 mm depth match your system layout. Ensure compatibility with the intended EMC and IP55 sealing standards required for your specific installation environment. Cross-reference the manufacturer part number to avoid confusion with similar series components.
Select this component specifically for 21130 series sub-racks requiring a 600 mm wide and 900 mm deep top cover. It is suitable for applications demanding high EMC performance and dust/water jet resistance. Consider this part when completing a modular rack assembly that requires a sealed upper boundary for environmental protection and signal integrity maintenance.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF 21130 series, which specializes in sub-rack solutions for professional industry and research. The series is known for combinable, modular, and scalable design principles. The 21130274 functions as a specialized accessory within this ecosystem, contributing to the overall structural and protective integrity of the rack system.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific configuration.

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