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The nVent Schroff 24813-271 is a 19-inch network cabinet band module designed for integration into standard server racks. This accessory features a 3U height profile and includes an EMI shielding front panel with textile sealing to ensure electromagnetic compatibility within the enclosure system. Constructed from steel, it serves as a cover plate or cassette set for plug-in units. The physical dimensions are specified as 315.50mm in length, 448.90mm in width, and 177.80mm in height, providing a standardized footprint for rack-mounted equipment installation.
Verify that the required configuration matches the specific cassette set designation. Confirm that the 19-inch rack mounting standards align with existing infrastructure. Ensure the 3U height fits within available rack space constraints. Check for any specific EMI shielding requirements that necessitate the textile seal feature before finalizing procurement decisions.
Select this component when a 3U shielded module is required for 19-inch enclosures. The steel construction offers robustness for industrial environments. The EMI shielding capability is critical for sensitive electronic installations. Ensure compatibility with existing plug-in unit formats supported by the Schroff PRO series ecosystem.
This part belongs to the nVent Schroff range of rack accessories and enclosures. It is categorized under boxes, enclosures, and racks. The product line focuses on modular solutions for network and server cabinet configurations. It complements other Schroff components designed for standardized 19-inch rack integration.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing rack structures before considering alternative models. Consult official nVent Schroff catalogs for cross-reference information if direct replacement is necessary.

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