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The nVent SCHROFF 26230448 is a steel rear panel designed for NOVASTAR 19-inch cabinets. It features a height of 34U and a width of 553mm. The component includes a cable ducting frame to facilitate organized cabling within the enclosure. It utilizes a twist-locking catch mechanism secured with Torx T30 fasteners, requiring a 1/4 turn for installation.
Verify that the required cabinet system matches the NOVASTAR 19-inch standard before procurement. Confirm that the 34U height dimension aligns with the specific enclosure model being equipped. Ensure availability of Torx T30 tools for the installation of the twist-locking catches. Check if the cable ducting frame configuration meets specific routing requirements.
Select this part when a solid rear closure with integrated cable management is required for 19-inch rack systems. The 34U height provides substantial coverage for equipment mounting or blanking. The steel construction offers robust protection compared to lighter materials. Consider the cable ducting feature if significant wiring density is expected behind the panel.
This rear panel belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of rack accessories specifically engineered for the NOVASTAR series. These components are designed to provide complete enclosure solutions, ensuring proper airflow management and physical protection for internal electronics. The product line emphasizes standardized dimensions for compatibility across various industrial networking applications.
Direct substitutes include other Schroff rear panels with identical 34U height and 553mm width specifications. Verify compatibility with existing twist-locking hardware before swapping models. Generic 19-inch rear panels may not accommodate the specific cable ducting frame design.

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