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The Schroff 22114457 is a DIN rail component designed for industrial control cabinet integration. It facilitates the mounting of plug-in units and module boxes, ensuring secure positioning within standard enclosures. The rail supports PCB installation and fixation without front panels, utilizing board card holders for stability. It is engineered to accommodate plug-in units compliant with IEEE 1101.10 and IEEE 1101.11 standards. Additionally, it provides structural support for printed circuit boards and drives with a height of 4.4 inches (111.7 mm), enabling organized and reliable hardware deployment in network and IP control systems.
Verify that the procurement source provides official documentation confirming the part number 22114457 as a genuine Schroff product. Ensure the component matches the specified design for DIN rail mounting and IEEE compliance. Request manufacturer certificates or datasheets to validate authenticity and technical specifications before finalizing acquisition.
Select this component when integrating plug-in units or module boxes into Schroff enclosures requiring DIN rail mounting. It is suitable for applications needing PCB fixation without front panels or support for IEEE 1101.10/11 compliant units. Consider its capacity for supporting PCBs and drives up to 111.7 mm in height to ensure mechanical compatibility with existing system architecture.
Schroff specializes in network and IP control cabinets, offering subracks, CPCI systems, and ATCA solutions. The 22114457 rail is part of their comprehensive range of accessories designed for high-quality industrial chassis technology. This component supports the company's focus on providing robust mounting solutions for complex electronic assemblies in demanding environments.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing Schroff enclosure systems before considering alternative components.

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