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The nVent SCHROFF 24812314 is a Plug-In Unit (PIU) from the 24812 Series, designed for rack mounting applications. It features a 3U height and 14HP width configuration with a depth of 167mm. The unit is constructed without shielding and includes perforated top and bottom covers to facilitate ventilation and airflow management within the enclosure.
Verify the exact dimensional requirements against your rack specifications before procurement. Confirm that the lack of shielding aligns with your electromagnetic compatibility needs. Check manufacturer documentation for specific environmental operating limits and material composition details to ensure suitability for your deployment environment.
Select this model when a 3U x 14HP footprint is required in a rack system. Consider the perforated design benefits for thermal management if active cooling is insufficient. Ensure the application does not mandate EMI shielding, as this unit is explicitly unshielded. Compare depth constraints against available rack space.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF 24812 Series of Plug-In Units. These units are standardized accessories for modular rack systems, providing structural support and airflow optimization. The series typically offers various configurations to fit different rack widths and depths, serving as blank panels or functional inserts.
Check for compatible PIU kits from the same 24812 Series that match the 3U height and 14HP width. Verify interface compatibility with existing rack rails. No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed in the provided data.
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