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The nVent SCHROFF 24571173 is a desktop subrack case designed for rack thermal management applications. It features a grey aluminum cabinet with a front trim and measures 177 mm in height, 343 mm in width, and 316 mm in depth. The unit supports a maximum load of 25 kg and is constructed from aluminum material. This model is part of the RatiopacPRO air Case series, providing a structured enclosure for electronic components.
Verify the exact part number suffix to ensure correct configuration, as ordering codes may specify variations in dimensions or mounting options. Confirm availability status directly with authorized distributors, as manufacturing statuses can change. Cross-reference dimensional drawings from official catalogs to ensure compatibility with existing chassis layouts before procurement.
Select this model when a desktop-mounted aluminum enclosure with specific 177x343x316 mm dimensions is required. Ensure the application does not exceed the 25 kg maximum load capacity. Verify that the 3U height and 63 HP width fit the intended component layout. Consider the grey finish and aluminum construction for environmental durability.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF RatiopacPRO series, which specializes in rack and desktop cases for industrial electronics. The series offers various configurations for thermal management and structural support. The 24571173 variant specifically addresses needs for compact desktop installations requiring robust aluminum construction and standardized mounting profiles.
Check for discontinued status updates. Alternative models within the same series may offer similar dimensions but different depths or heights. Consult official substitution guides for compatible replacements if this specific SKU is no longer manufactured.
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