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The Schroff 25230379 is a Novastar series rear panel designed for 19-inch electronics cabinets. It features a full-height configuration with a rack height of 47U and a width of 553mm. The unit is constructed from steel with a powder-coated finish in RAL 7021 grey. This component serves as a structural backplane element, providing enclosure integrity and mounting support for rear-mounted equipment within standard industrial rack systems.
Verify the exact dimensional requirements against your specific cabinet model before procurement. Confirm that the RAL 7021 color specification meets your facility's visual standards. Ensure the 47U height aligns with your available rack space. Check manufacturer documentation for any specific mounting hardware requirements or torque specifications associated with this rear panel assembly.
Select this part when a complete rear enclosure solution is required for Novastar series cabinets. Consider the material thickness and finish durability if the installation environment involves high humidity or corrosive agents. Evaluate whether the fixed 553W width accommodates all necessary rear-mounted cabling and connectors without obstruction.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF Novastar product line, which specializes in standardized electronics packaging solutions. The Novastar series is widely recognized for its modular approach to 19-inch rack systems, allowing for flexible configuration of front and rear panels to suit various electronic equipment densities and cooling requirements.
Direct substitutes must match the 553W x 47U dimensions and Novastar compatibility. Verify that alternative rear panels maintain the same steel construction and RAL 7021 finish to ensure consistent aesthetic and structural performance within the existing rack assembly.

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