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The nVent SCHROFF 22130354 is a 19-inch telescopic rack shelf designed for integration into Varistar, Novastar, and Eurorack cabinet systems. It features a stationary mounting configuration occupying 2U of vertical space with a depth of 700 mm. Constructed from steel and finished in RAL 7035 light gray, the unit provides a static load capacity of 70 kg. The shelf surface includes perforations to facilitate component assembly and cable management within electronic enclosures.
Verify compatibility with specific cabinet series such as Varistar, Novastar, or Eurorack before procurement. Confirm that the 700 mm depth and 2U height align with system requirements. Ensure the RAL 7035 finish meets environmental standards. Check manufacturer documentation for exact lead times and handling instructions regarding the 70 kg load rating.
Select this model when a stationary 19-inch shelf is required for 2U equipment within Schroff-compatible cabinets. The 700 mm depth accommodates standard depth components. The perforated design aids in ventilation and assembly flexibility. Verify that the 70 kg static load limit satisfies the weight requirements of the intended hardware installation.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF 21130 series subrack accessories. It serves as a structural support element for 19-inch electronic modules. The product line emphasizes modular and scalable solutions for electronics packaging. It complements other rack components like PDUs and chassis units within the same ecosystem.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Ensure exact dimensional matching (405mm width implied by 19" standard, 700mm depth) and load capacity requirements when evaluating alternatives.
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