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The Schroff 24576252 is a rear panel component belonging to the ratiopacPRO series, designed for modular rack systems. It features a 4U height and 42HP width configuration with high-frequency (HF) shielding characteristics. The unit is constructed from metal materials in a natural finish, intended for mounting via screws to compatible enclosures. This part serves as a structural and electromagnetic interface element within industrial electronic chassis assemblies.
Verify the specific material composition and shielding effectiveness ratings against project requirements before procurement. Confirm that the 4U by 42HP dimensions align precisely with the target enclosure model. Ensure that the screw mounting pattern matches the existing chassis infrastructure to guarantee mechanical stability and proper grounding continuity during installation.
Select this component when a dedicated rear panel with high-frequency shielding is required for a 4U system slot. It is suitable for applications necessitating robust electromagnetic interference protection within the ratiopacPRO ecosystem. Consider the natural aluminum or steel construction for durability and thermal management needs in industrial environments.
This rear panel is part of the broader ratiopacPRO product line by nVent Schroff, which offers standardized rack solutions. It complements other components like front panels and side rails to form complete chassis units. The design adheres to industry standards for rack-mounted electronics, ensuring interoperability within professional hardware setups.
No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed for this specific rear panel configuration.

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