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The nVent SCHROFF part number 22130082 is a rear wall panel designed for use with 19-inch electronic cabinets. The component features dimensions of 600 mm in width and 1800 mm in height. It is constructed from steel and finished in RAL 7035 color. This specific model is identified as an EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) shielded rear wall, intended to provide shielding and structural support within rack enclosures.
Verify the exact dimensional requirements against your cabinet specifications before procurement. Confirm that the RAL 7035 finish meets your facility's aesthetic or corrosion resistance standards. Ensure the EMC shielding capability aligns with your regulatory compliance needs. Cross-reference the part number with official nVent SCHROFF documentation to confirm current manufacturing status and availability through authorized distributors.
Select this component when a full-height rear wall is required for a 600 mm wide cabinet system. Consider the EMC shielding properties if signal integrity is critical. Compare alternative rear panels based on depth member compatibility and mounting hole patterns. Ensure the steel construction meets mechanical load requirements for the specific enclosure application.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of rack components and accessories. It is specifically categorized as a rear wall panel for modular cabinet systems. The product line focuses on standardized solutions for electronics packaging, including frames, side panels, and backplanes. It complements other Schroff components like depth members and front panels.
Consult official nVent SCHROFF catalogs for direct replacement part numbers. Verify compatibility with existing frame types and depth members. Check for updated revisions or superseded part numbers in manufacturer documentation.

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