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The Schroff 22130045 is a side panel designed for 19-inch rack enclosures. It features a height of 1600 mm and a depth of 600 mm. The component includes integrated locking mechanisms compatible with the 7035 series lock systems. Constructed for standard electronics packaging applications, it provides structural enclosure support and environmental protection for mounted equipment within industrial or telecommunications rack frames.
Verify exact dimensional tolerances and mounting hole patterns against specific rack frame requirements before procurement. Confirm compatibility with existing locking hardware specifications to ensure proper integration. Check current manufacturing lead times as availability may vary. Ensure the selected unit matches the required height and depth specifications for the intended enclosure design.
Select this component when a fixed-height side panel with integrated locking is required for a 1600 mm high rack system. Ensure the 600 mm depth aligns with the internal equipment layout and rear access requirements. Verify that the locking mechanism type matches the security needs of the installation environment and complements other rack components.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of electronics packaging solutions. SCHROFF specializes in rack systems and enclosure components for industrial and commercial applications. The product line focuses on standardized, high-quality metal fabrication for protecting sensitive electronic equipment within structured rack frameworks used globally.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing rack frames if considering alternative manufacturers. Ensure replacement parts match the original height, depth, and locking interface specifications.

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