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The nVent SCHROFF 24562458 is a reinforcement subrack profile designed for the EuropacPRO series. It features a depth of 475 mm and is constructed from aluminum to provide structural integrity to 19-inch enclosures and rack structures. This component serves as a guide rail with a 2-mm groove width, ensuring high reliability and quality for industrial applications. The part is identified by manufacturer number 24562-458.
Verify the exact part number 24562458 or 24562-458 against official nVent SCHROFF documentation before procurement. Confirm that the required depth is 475 mm and that the application aligns with EuropacPRO systems. Note that availability status may vary as this item has been reported as discontinued in some channels; check authorized distributors for current stock or valid alternatives.
Select this component when reinforcing 19-inch racks within the EuropacPRO ecosystem. Ensure compatibility with the 2-mm groove width requirement for guide rails. Verify that the 475 mm depth matches the system design constraints. Consider material specifications if environmental factors require specific corrosion resistance properties beyond standard aluminum.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF 24562 Series, which includes various aluminum adapters and reinforcement profiles for subracks. These components are engineered to enhance the mechanical stability of modular rack systems. The series offers multiple depths and configurations to suit different enclosure sizes and structural requirements.
Public sources indicate this product is discontinued. Check with authorized distributors for potential substitute parts within the same series or compatible reinforcement profiles that meet the 475 mm depth and EuropacPRO interface requirements.
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