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The nVent SCHROFF 24571222 is a RatiopacPRO AIR desktop enclosure designed for 19-inch and individual electronic assemblies. It features retrofittable shielding and a front trim. The unit measures 221.5 mm in height, 375.5 mm in width, and 255.5 mm in depth. It provides 4/5 U of vertical space and 63 HP of horizontal mounting capacity. The enclosure is unshielded by default but supports retrofitting. It is RoHS compliant and constructed as a single unit.
Verify the specific ordering suffix to confirm if the unit includes pre-installed shielding or requires separate retrofit components. Confirm that the depth dimension aligns with the required mounting depth for the intended electronic modules. Ensure compatibility with standard 19-inch mounting hardware. Check for any specific environmental ratings beyond standard compliance.
Select this model when a desktop form factor is required for 19-inch compatible systems. Consider the 4/5 U height and 63 HP width for component density planning. The retrofittable shielding feature allows for future EMC upgrades without replacing the entire chassis. Verify that the 255.5 mm depth accommodates the deepest installed module plus cable management needs.
This part belongs to the RatiopacPRO AIR series, which emphasizes combinable, modular, and scalable electronics packaging solutions. The series is designed to provide robust protection for sensitive electronic equipment while maintaining flexibility for various assembly configurations.
Consult official nVent SCHROFF catalogs for direct replacements within the RatiopacPRO family. Verify dimensional equivalence for 4/5 U height and 63 HP width. Ensure substitute models support the same retrofittable shielding interface and 19-inch mounting standards.

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