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The Schroff 24560162 is a rack accessory component, specifically identified as TRX panhead screws with an M2.5 thread size and 14mm length. Packaged in quantities of 100 pieces per pack, these steel fasteners are designed for use with backplanes and test adapters within the nVent SCHROFF ecosystem. The product falls under the category of rack accessories and mounting materials.
Verify that the required thread specification matches M2.5 x 14mm panhead design. Confirm compatibility with existing backplane or test adapter mounting holes. Ensure the 100-piece packaging quantity aligns with project volume needs. Check for any specific material finish requirements beyond standard steel construction.
Select this part when M2.5 threaded fasteners are specified for rack-mounted equipment. It is suitable for applications involving backplanes and test adapters where panhead screws are required. Consider the 100-unit pack size for maintenance or large-scale assembly projects.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF series of rack accessories and mounting hardware. It supports the broader EuropacPRO and ratiopacPRO enclosure ecosystems by providing necessary fastening elements for internal and external assembly tasks within industrial rack environments.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify exact thread pitch and head style compatibility before considering alternative generic M2.5 screws.

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