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The nVent SCHROFF 23130386 is a Varistar tip-over protection accessory designed for floor-mounted enclosures. It functions as a stabilizing component to prevent equipment from tipping over, ensuring stability in rack systems and equipment housings. The unit features height-adjustable integrated adjustable feet, allowing for secure fixing to the floor surface. This accessory is specifically engineered for 19-inch network cabinets and similar industrial rack configurations.
Verify that the part number matches the specific Varistar tip-over protection model required for your floor-mounted enclosure system. Confirm compatibility with existing 19-inch rack standards before procurement. Ensure the installation environment supports the fixed mounting requirements of the integrated feet. Cross-reference official nVent SCHROFF documentation to validate the component's suitability for your specific application scenario.
Select this component when floor-mounted enclosures require additional anti-tipover security. It is suitable for environments where stability is critical for safety and operational continuity. Consider the height adjustability feature if the installation floor presents minor irregularities. This accessory complements standard rack accessories rather than replacing core structural elements.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF Varistar series, which specializes in rack accessories and enclosure solutions. The 23130386 designation identifies it specifically as a tip-over protection device within this product line. It serves as a supplementary safety element for larger cabinet installations managed by the brand.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Consult official nVent SCHROFF catalogs for equivalent tip-over protection models if this specific item is unavailable.

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