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The nVent SCHROFF part number 24572204 identifies a ratiopacPRO air series rack mount enclosure designed for 19-inch electronic assemblies. The unit features a grey aluminum construction with dimensions of 222 mm height, 449 mm width, and 316 mm depth. It provides 5 HE (height units) and 84 TE (teeth equivalent) of mounting space. The enclosure offers IP20 protection rating and is classified as a desktop case suitable for thermal management applications.
Verify the specific revision status and accessory compatibility before ordering. Confirm that the 5U height and 84TE width align with the intended equipment layout. Ensure the IP20 rating meets environmental requirements for the installation site. Cross-reference the manufacturer's latest documentation to confirm current production status and lead times associated with this specific part number.
Select this model when a compact, 19-inch rack solution with integrated airflow is required. The 5U form factor suits applications needing moderate vertical space without excessive footprint. Verify that the 84TE width accommodates all necessary card slots or panel cutouts. Consider the natural aluminum finish for corrosion resistance in controlled indoor environments.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF ratiopacPRO family, which specializes in modular electronics packaging. The series emphasizes combinable and scalable designs for embedded systems. Part 24572204 specifically addresses the need for structured rack mounting with enhanced thermal properties compared to basic passive enclosures.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific configuration. Alternative solutions require matching the 19-inch width, 5U height, and 84TE capacity. Evaluate other ratiopacPRO variants if different thermal or material specifications are needed.
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