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The nVent SCHROFF 24566147 is a side panel component belonging to the EuropacPRO series, designed for 19-inch rack systems. It features a height of 6U and a depth of 235 mm. Constructed from aluminum with a natural color finish, this part serves as a structural element for patch cabinets or equipment racks. The component complies with RoHS3 regulations and carries a Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) of 1, indicating unlimited floor life after soldering. It is manufactured by nVent SCHROFF.
Verify the manufacturer part number 24566147 against official nVent SCHROFF documentation to confirm specifications. Ensure compatibility with existing 19-inch rack frames and EuropacPRO series components. Check for RoHS3 compliance requirements specific to your project regulations. Confirm physical dimensions match the intended enclosure space before procurement.
Select this component when a 6U high, 235mm deep side panel is required for 19-inch rack applications. The aluminum construction offers a balance of strength and weight. Consider the natural finish for aesthetic consistency within EuropacPRO systems. Verify that the 6U height aligns with the available vertical space in the target rack structure.
This part is a structural accessory within the nVent SCHROFF EuropacPRO product line. It functions as a side panel rather than an active electronic component. The 6U height corresponds to standard rack unit measurements. It is designed to integrate with other EuropacPRO accessories and frame components to form complete rack enclosures.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided data. Consult nVent SCHROFF technical support for cross-reference information if replacement is necessary.

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