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The nVent SCHROFF part number 23130159 is a Swing Frame Stop Kit designed for the Varistar series of electronics packaging systems. This hardware component functions as a mechanical limit device, specifically engineered to restrict the opening angle of swing frames to 160 degrees. It serves as an accessory for the Varistar CP product family, ensuring controlled movement and preventing over-extension during operation. The kit is classified as a standard rack accessory within the manufacturer's modular electronics cabinet portfolio.
Verify compatibility with the specific Varistar CP model before procurement. Confirm that the 160-degree stop requirement aligns with the installation environment constraints. Ensure the package includes all necessary mounting hardware for secure attachment to the frame structure.
Select this component when a fixed angular limit is required for swing frame access. It is suitable for applications where full 180-degree or wider rotation is unnecessary or poses a collision risk. Choose this kit if working within the established Varistar ecosystem rather than third-party rack solutions.
This item belongs to the Varistar product family, which offers combinable and scalable electronics packaging solutions. nVent SCHROFF manufactures these components for industrial and server cabinet applications. The part is categorized under rack accessories, supporting the structural and functional requirements of modular electronic enclosures.
No public substitute part numbers are documented for this specific swing frame stop kit. As it is a proprietary accessory for the Varistar CP system, direct replacement requires sourcing from authorized nVent SCHROFF distributors.

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