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The nVent SCHROFF 24575078 is a tip-up carrying handle designed for rack-mounted equipment within the EuropacPRO and CompacPRO series. It is engineered for modules sized 84TE (horizontal pitch) and 2HE (height). The component features a powder-coated finish and includes a mechanism allowing adjustment in 30-degree increments with a press action. Constructed for durability, it provides a robust handhold to facilitate the lifting, positioning, and transport of server or telecom modules within standard racks.
Verify that the target equipment matches the specified 84TE width and 2HE height dimensions to ensure mechanical compatibility. Confirm that the mounting interface aligns with the EuropacPRO or CompacPRO series standards. Check for any specific environmental requirements regarding the powder-coated finish if the application involves harsh industrial conditions.
Select this handle when manual handling of heavy 2U/2HE modules is required. Ensure the host chassis supports the specific mounting points for the 84TE width. Consider the 30-degree adjustability feature if precise alignment during insertion or removal is necessary for the specific rack environment.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF accessories line, specifically designed for the EuropacPRO and CompacPRO product families. These series are widely used in telecommunications and industrial computing applications requiring standardized 19-inch rack integration. The handle serves as a critical ergonomic accessory for maintaining safety and efficiency during hardware maintenance.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing rack systems before considering alternative generic handles, as mounting interfaces may vary between manufacturers.

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