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The Schroff 22130063 is a rear panel designed for 19-inch rack systems, featuring a height of 1400mm and a width of 600mm. It provides an IP55 ingress protection rating to shield internal components from dust and water jets. The unit is part of the 7035 series, engineered for high mechanical stability in electronics packaging applications.
Verify the specific suffix codes against official nVent SCHROFF documentation to confirm exact dimensional tolerances and material specifications. Ensure compatibility with existing 19-inch frame standards before procurement. Cross-reference the manufacturer product number with current datasheets to validate the IP55 rating and series designation.
Select this component when a fixed-height rear panel is required for large-scale 19-inch installations. Consider the 1400mm height constraint relative to available rack space. Evaluate the need for IP55 protection against the operational environment's dust and moisture levels to determine if this specific rating is necessary.
This rear panel belongs to the nVent SCHROFF 7035 series, which specializes in combinable and modular electronics packaging solutions. The brand is recognized for providing standard products including cabinets, subracks, and backplanes for embedded systems and PCB accessories within industrial environments.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source data. Verify compatibility with adjacent Schroff frames or side panels using official cross-reference guides.

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