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The Schroff 24571356 is a Tip-Up Handle Assembly Kit designed for RatiopacPro enclosures. It is specified for 3 U height and 42 HP width configurations. The kit includes components to install a tip-up handle on chassis with a depth of 495 mm. The assembly weighs approximately 0.11 kg. This accessory facilitates ergonomic access to equipment mounted within the rack system.
Verify that the target enclosure matches the 495 mm depth requirement. Confirm the unit supports 3 U height and 42 HP width specifications before procurement. Ensure compatibility with the specific RatiopacPro series model intended for retrofitting or new assembly.
Select this kit only when ergonomic front access is required for 3 U high units. Verify the chassis depth is exactly 495 mm to ensure proper fit. Check if the existing frame supports the 42 HP width constraint for the handle assembly integration.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF RatiopacPro product line, which specializes in 19-inch rack systems and electronics packaging. The manufacturer provides standard accessories to enhance usability and structural integrity for industrial and telecommunications applications.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific handle assembly kit.
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