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The Schroff 22130231 is a DIN rail component designed for industrial enclosure mounting. It serves as a guide rail for installing plug-in units and module boxes. The unit supports PCB installation without front panels, utilizing board fixing seats to secure printed circuit boards. It accommodates PCBs and drives with a height of 4.4 inches (111.7 mm). The system ensures compliance with IEEE 1101.10 and IEEE 1101.11 standards for plug-in unit installation and fixation.
Verify the specific part number against official Schroff documentation to confirm compatibility with existing IEEE 1101.10/11 modules. Ensure the mechanical dimensions match the required PCB height of 111.7 mm. Confirm material specifications and mounting hardware requirements directly from the manufacturer's datasheet before procurement.
Select this component when standard DIN rail mounting is insufficient for heavy or specialized plug-in units. It is appropriate for applications requiring rigid PCB fixation without front panels. Verify that the target modules adhere to IEEE 1101.10/11 standards to ensure proper fit and electrical safety within the enclosure layout.
This item belongs to the Schroff DIN rail product line, which provides mounting infrastructure for electronic components. It functions as a specialized guide rather than a standard profile, engineered specifically for high-density installations of plug-in units and fixed PCB assemblies in professional rack environments.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific Schroff model.

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