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The nVent SCHROFF RatiopacPRO 24572-213 is a 19-inch rack-mount case designed for electronics protection. It features retrofittable shielding and integrated handles. The unit provides a height of 5 U (180 mm) to accommodate individual electronic assemblies and plug-in units. Constructed for robustness, it supports standard 19-inch component mounting formats. The design ensures secure housing for sensitive equipment while maintaining accessibility through front-mounted handles.
Verify the specific part number suffix against official nVent SCHROFF documentation to ensure correct configuration. Confirm that the required shielding specifications and handle types match the project requirements. Cross-reference with authorized distributors to validate current availability and authenticity of the component.
Select this model when a 5 U height is required for 19-inch rack integration. Consider the retrofittable shielding feature if EMI protection is necessary but not pre-integrated. Ensure compatibility with existing rack infrastructure and verify that the handle configuration meets operational access needs.
This component belongs to the RatiopacPRO family, which specializes in flexible and robust cases for electronics packaging. The series offers various configurations for 19-inch systems, providing standardized solutions for protecting electronic assemblies within industrial and commercial rack environments.
Check for updated part numbers within the RatiopacPRO series. Verify dimensional compatibility with existing rack mounts. Ensure shielding performance metrics align with previous specifications if substituting.

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