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The nVent SCHROFF 23130116 is a slide rail component belonging to the Varistar series, designed for mounting electronic equipment within standard rack enclosures. This specific part number identifies a pair of slide rails with a load capacity rating of 100 kg and a depth dimension of 300 mm. The product is RoHS compliant and contains no SVHC (Substances of Very High Concern) as per the declaration dated June 15, 2015. It serves as a mechanical support structure for securing devices in industrial or telecommunications cabinet environments.
Verify the exact length requirement against the 300D specification before ordering. Confirm that the 100 kg load rating meets the weight requirements of the intended equipment. Ensure compatibility with the specific Varistar frame profile being used. Check for any updated environmental compliance declarations if required by local regulations.
Select this model when a 300 mm depth is required for the mounted device. The 100 kg capacity indicates suitability for heavier components compared to lighter duty variants. Consider the total system weight distribution across multiple rail sets. Verify that the rack frame accepts Varistar series accessories.
This component is part of the broader nVent SCHROFF portfolio, which includes cabinets, backplanes, and PCB accessories. The Varistar series is a standardized line of rack accessories known for modularity. The 23130116 specifically addresses the need for deep-mount sliding mechanisms in compact rack footprints.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Users should consult official nVent SCHROFF catalogs for cross-reference data regarding alternative depths or load capacities.

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