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The Schroff 24571258 is a rack thermal management unit designed for 19-inch panel width racks. It features a desktop case construction with dimensions of 311 mm height, 236 mm width, and 376 mm depth. The unit provides 42 TE divider units and 7 HE height units. Constructed from aluminum, it offers IP20 protection rating and is finished in grey color.
Verify the exact part number 24571258 against official nVent SCHROFF documentation to confirm compatibility with specific rack standards. Ensure that the required dimensions (311x236x376 mm) fit the intended installation space. Check for any specific mounting requirements or accessory needs associated with this thermal management unit before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this model when a dedicated thermal management solution is required for 19-inch rack installations. Consider the aluminum construction and IP20 rating for environmental suitability. Evaluate the 42 TE and 7 HE configuration against the specific component layout needs of the electronic system being housed.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of electronics packaging solutions. SCHROFF specializes in innovative and high-quality standard products including cabinets, subracks, and backplanes. This specific item addresses thermal management needs within their broader portfolio of combinable, modular, and scalable electronics enclosure systems.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source data. Consult official nVent SCHROFF catalogs for compatible alternatives if this specific model is discontinued or unavailable.
The unit has an IP20 protection rating.
The chassis is constructed from aluminum.
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