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The Schroff 24812378 is a plug-in unit (PIU) from the PRO series, designed for integration into 19-inch electronics cabinets. It features an aluminum construction with dimensions of 190 x 200 x 227 mm. The unit occupies 3 HE (height units) and provides 28 TE (divider units) of width. This configuration supports multiple connectors and is characterized as unshielded and perforated, facilitating ventilation and modular expansion within rack systems.
Verify the exact part number against manufacturer documentation to ensure compatibility with existing rack frames. Confirm that the unshielded and perforated specifications align with environmental requirements. Check for any specific ordering suffixes that may alter physical dimensions or connector types before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when a 3 HE height and 28 TE width are required for rack expansion. Ensure the application does not require electromagnetic shielding, as this unit is unshielded. Verify that the aluminum construction and perforated design meet thermal management needs for the installed modules.
This plug-in unit belongs to the nVent SCHROFF PRO series, which offers standardized solutions for electronic enclosures and rack accessories. The series includes various configurations for backplanes, power supplies, and board retainers, providing a comprehensive ecosystem for building modular electronic systems within standard cabinet formats.
Consult official nVent SCHROFF substitution guides for compatible alternatives. Verify dimensional equivalence and mounting interface compatibility before replacing the original unit with a different model number.

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