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The nVent SCHROFF 24571911 is a RatiopacPRO AIR 19-inch desktop case designed for electronics protection. Constructed from aluminum with a grey finish, it features retrofittable shielding and integrated handles. The enclosure measures 222 mm in height, 236 mm in width, and 436 mm in depth. It supports 42 TE divider units and provides 5 HE of vertical space. The unit carries an IP20 protection rating, ensuring basic safety against solid objects while allowing airflow for thermal management.
Verify the specific suffix codes if ordering variants, as they may alter dimensions or accessories. Confirm that the base model matches the required shielding and handle configuration. Cross-reference the part number with official nVent SCHROFF catalogs to ensure compatibility with existing 42 TE divider systems. Check for any regional distribution restrictions or updated packaging standards.
Select this model when portable, shielded desktop protection is required for 19-inch assemblies. Consider the 5 HE height limit for component clearance. Evaluate the need for retrofittable shielding versus pre-shielded versions. Ensure the IP20 rating meets environmental requirements for the deployment location.
This part belongs to the RatiopacPRO AIR series, which emphasizes flexibility and thermal management. The series allows conversion between desktop and rack-mounted configurations. It is designed for applications requiring robust aluminum enclosures with optional shielding capabilities.
Direct substitutes include other models within the 24571-9xx series with matching 436 mm depth and 5 HE height. Verify compatibility with 42 TE divider units when selecting alternatives.

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