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The nVent SCHROFF 24813208 is a frame-type plug-in unit kit designed for 19-inch rack enclosures. It features a 3U height and 8 HP width configuration with a depth of 167 mm. The assembly includes a shielded front panel equipped with a textile gasket for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) protection. A rear wall cutout is provided to accommodate one connector, facilitating cable management within the rack system.
Verify that the required rack enclosure supports the specific 3U height and 167 mm depth dimensions of this plug-in unit. Confirm that the textile gasket material meets your facility's environmental and EMC shielding requirements. Ensure the rear connector cutout aligns with your cabling infrastructure needs before finalizing the order.
Select this model when a shielded front panel is necessary for signal integrity or noise reduction. The 8 HP width allows for compact module placement while maintaining standard rack alignment. Consider the 167 mm depth to ensure sufficient space for internal components and rear cabling within the designated rack section.
This component belongs to the ratiopacPRO Complete Case series by nVent SCHROFF. It is part of a modular ecosystem designed for scalable electronics cabinets and server racks. The product line emphasizes combinable units for embedded computer systems and PCB accessories, offering standardized mechanical interfaces for industrial applications.
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