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The Schroff 24812828 is a PIU S2 GR 6U 28HP 167D rack accessory component manufactured by nVent SCHROFF. This specific part number identifies a plug-in unit designed for integration into standard 19-inch electronics cabinets and subrack systems. The designation indicates a height of 6 Unit (6U) and a horizontal pitch of 28 HP, with a depth dimension associated with the 167D specification. It serves as a structural element within modular rack architectures, providing mounting infrastructure for electronic modules.
Verify the exact physical dimensions and mounting hole patterns against your specific chassis requirements before procurement. Confirm whether the unit requires additional shielding accessories or handles not included in the base part number. Check manufacturer documentation for any specific environmental ratings or material specifications relevant to your deployment environment.
Select this component when a 6U height profile and 28 HP width are required for your rack layout. Ensure compatibility with the specific backplane or guide rail system used in your enclosure. Compare against other PIU series units if different depths or shielding levels are needed for your application.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF PIU (Plug-in Unit) S2 series, which provides standardized mechanical interfaces for electronic enclosures. The series supports various heights and widths to accommodate diverse module densities. These units are commonly used in industrial automation, telecommunications, and measurement technology sectors requiring robust rack mounting solutions.
Consult official nVent SCHROFF cross-reference lists for direct substitutes. Verify that any alternative part maintains identical 6U height and 28 HP width specifications. Ensure mechanical interface compatibility with existing guide rails and backplanes.

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