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The nVent SCHROFF 24572041 is a RatiopacPRO AIR Complete Case designed for desktop or retrofittable use. It provides shielding and front trim capabilities for 19-inch rack assemblies. The unit features a height of 6/7 U (HE) and a width of 63 HP (TE). The depth dimension is specified as 315 mm. This enclosure supports flexible conversion between desktop and rack-mounted configurations, offering robust protection for electronic components within the defined dimensional constraints.
Verify the exact configuration against official nVent SCHROFF documentation before procurement. Confirm that the 6/7 U height and 63 HP width meet your specific spatial requirements. Ensure compatibility with existing 19-inch rack standards if retrofitting. Check for any available product certifications relevant to your deployment environment. Cross-reference the part number 24572041 with current manufacturer datasheets to confirm availability and specifications.
Select this model when a convertible chassis is required for both desktop and rack environments. The 63 HP width accommodates standard 19-inch module layouts. Consider the 315 mm depth for component clearance. The shielding feature is critical for electromagnetic interference mitigation. Verify that the 6/7 U height fits within your vertical space constraints.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF RatiopacPRO series, which specializes in modular enclosure solutions. The series emphasizes flexibility and robustness for industrial electronics. The AIR variant typically implies specific thermal or structural characteristics within the product line. Schroff manufactures these units to support various electronic assembly needs.
Consult official nVent SCHROFF substitution guides for verified alternatives. Generic equivalents may not match the precise 6/7 U height or 63 HP width dimensions. Ensure any substitute maintains the required shielding and front trim capabilities. Verify compatibility with existing mounting hardware.

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