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The Schroff 24567425 is a side panel component designed for the Europac Series rack systems. It features a 6U height specification and a depth of 175mm, constructed from aluminum with a natural finish. The unit includes handle holes (W.HDL) to facilitate installation and removal within subrack assemblies. This part is supplied as a pair (2PC), providing symmetrical side coverage for standard rack configurations. It is engineered to accommodate stainless steel gaskets, ensuring proper sealing and structural integrity when integrated into electronic enclosures.
Verify compatibility with existing Europac Series frames before ordering. Confirm that the required height matches the 6U specification and that the depth aligns with the 175mm requirement. Ensure the application utilizes stainless steel gaskets as intended by the design. Check package quantity to confirm receipt of two pieces per order. Consult official datasheets for precise dimensional tolerances and mounting details.
Select this component when building or maintaining Europac Series racks requiring 6U height side panels. Choose based on the need for aluminum construction and handle hole integration. Consider the 175mm depth constraint relative to internal component layout. Verify that the natural finish meets aesthetic or environmental requirements. Ensure the pairing with compatible gaskets is accounted for in the overall system design.
This side panel belongs to the broader Europac Series family of rack components manufactured by nVent Schroff. It serves as a structural element for 6U height subracks, complementing other parts like front panels and backplanes. The model number 24567425 specifically denotes the configuration with handle holes and 175mm depth, distinguishing it from variants with different depths or heights within the same product line.
Direct substitutes include Schroff part number 24567427, which shares similar characteristics but may differ in specific handle or gasket compatibility details. Verify exact dimensional overlap before substitution. No alternative manufacturers are officially confirmed for this specific proprietary fit.

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