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The Schroff 25230279 is a side panel component belonging to the Novastar series, designed for integration into industrial rack systems. Constructed from steel and finished in RAL 7021 color, this part serves as a structural enclosure element. The specific designation indicates it is a side panel with a height of 47U and a depth of 600D. It is supplied as a two-piece set (2PC), providing necessary coverage for rack frames. This component functions primarily to enclose the lateral sides of equipment racks, ensuring structural integrity and environmental protection for internal electronic assemblies within standard cabinet configurations.
Verify the exact dimensional compatibility with existing Novastar rack frames before procurement. Confirm that the required finish matches the RAL 7021 specification. Ensure the order quantity accounts for the two-piece set nature of the item. Check manufacturer lead times as they may vary. Validate that the 47U height and 600D depth specifications align with the intended installation space.
Select this part when replacing or constructing Novastar series racks requiring 47U high side panels. Ensure the rack depth is compatible with the 600D specification. Consider the steel construction and RAL 7021 finish if matching existing aesthetic or durability standards is required. Verify that the two-piece packaging meets the assembly needs for both left and right sides of the rack structure.
This component is part of the broader nVent SCHROFF portfolio, which specializes in electronics packaging solutions. The Novastar series represents a line of rack components designed for standardized industrial applications. Side panels like this are essential for completing the physical enclosure of rack systems, offering protection and structural completeness alongside other elements such as doors and backplanes.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Users should verify direct compatibility with original Novastar frame specifications rather than seeking generic substitutes.

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