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The nVent SCHROFF 21130435 is a Varistar Swing frame trim designed for 19-inch sub-rack systems. It features a height of 38U and a width specification of 200W, intended to provide structural finishing for rack assemblies. This component belongs to the 21130 Series, which typically supports a depth of 700 mm. The unit is constructed with a black gray finish, suitable for industrial electronics packaging environments where standardized mounting dimensions are required.
Verify the exact dimensional compatibility with existing 38U rack structures before procurement. Confirm that the 200W width specification aligns with the specific cabinet or sub-rack model in use. Ensure the black gray finish meets aesthetic requirements for the installation environment. Cross-reference the part number with official nVent SCHROFF documentation to confirm current manufacturing status and availability through authorized channels.
Select this component when a swing frame trim is required for a 38U high, 200W wide configuration within the Varistar series ecosystem. Consider the 700 mm depth context of the 21130 series when planning overall rack depth. Evaluate if the swing frame mechanism suits the maintenance access needs compared to fixed frames. Ensure the material specifications meet the environmental conditions of the deployment site.
This part is a specific accessory within the broader nVent SCHROFF Varistar product line, which specializes in 19-inch electronic packaging solutions. The 21130 series generally denotes sub-racks with a 700 mm depth. The 21130435 serves as a finishing trim piece rather than a primary structural rail, complementing other components like shelves and side panels to complete the enclosure assembly.
Consult official nVent SCHROFF cross-reference guides for direct substitutes. Verify that any alternative trim maintains the 38U height and 200W width metrics. Ensure mechanical interface compatibility with existing rack posts.

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