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The nVent SCHROFF part number 24813458 is a PIU S1 WO P EMC 3U 8HP 227D frame-type plug-in unit kit. It features an unshielded front panel and a shielded enclosure design. The unit provides 3 U height and 8 HP width within the PRO series modular rack system. The rear panel includes one cutout for connector access. The depth dimension is specified as 227 mm. This component serves as a structural housing element for electronic modules in industrial networking and control applications.
Verify the exact part number 24813458 against official nVent SCHROFF documentation to confirm specifications. Ensure compatibility with existing PRO series rack frames. Check for specific shielding requirements and dimensional constraints before procurement. Confirm that the rear panel cutout configuration meets interface needs.
Select this unit when a 3U height and 8 HP width are required for a plug-in module. Consider the shielded enclosure and unshielded front panel combination for specific EMI management strategies. Verify that the 227 mm depth fits within the available rack space. Ensure the rear panel cutout aligns with necessary cable or connector routing paths.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF PRO series of frame-type plug-in units. These kits are designed for modular scalability within larger rack systems. The product line focuses on combinable and rugged solutions for electronics cabinets and laboratory racks. The specific model integrates structural support with electromagnetic compatibility considerations.
Consult official nVent SCHROFF substitution guides for verified alternatives. Ensure replacement units match the 3U height, 8 HP width, and 227 mm depth dimensions. Verify compatibility with the same rack mounting system and rear panel interface requirements.

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