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The nVent SCHROFF 24572289 is a RatiopacPRO desktop case designed for electronics protection. It features a height of 5 HE and a width of 63 TE, adhering to standard 19-inch mounting spacing. Constructed from aluminum with a grey finish, the unit provides an IP20 protection rating. The physical dimensions are 315.50 mm in length, 448.90 mm in width, and 177.80 mm in height. This model supports retrofittable shielding capabilities.
Verify the specific part number suffix against official nVent SCHROFF documentation to ensure correct configuration. Confirm that the required shielding accessories are included or ordered separately, as the base unit may require additional components for full functionality. Cross-reference the manufacturer's latest datasheet to validate current production status and technical specifications before procurement.
Select this model when a desktop form factor is required for 19-inch compatible electronics. Ensure the application environment aligns with the IP20 rating, indicating indoor use without direct liquid exposure. Verify that the 5 HE height and 63 TE width accommodate the internal component layout. Consider the retrofittable shielding feature if electromagnetic interference mitigation is necessary for the enclosed assemblies.
This component belongs to the RatiopacPRO series by nVent SCHROFF, which specializes in modular desktop cases. The series is engineered to provide flexible protection for electronic assemblies while maintaining compatibility with standard industrial mounting formats. The product line emphasizes adaptability through retrofittable features and robust aluminum construction.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source data. Consult the official nVent SCHROFF catalog for equivalent models within the RatiopacPRO family that match the required 5 HE height and 63 TE width specifications.

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