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The nVent SCHROFF 27230100 is a rack component designed for industrial electronics enclosures. It features a steel construction with a gray base finish, providing structural support and ingress protection class IP20. The unit includes front and rear uprights equipped with 19-inch cut-outs to accommodate standard equipment mounting. This component supports flush cladding and is available in three cabinet depth configurations to suit various spatial requirements within rack systems.
Verify the exact part number against manufacturer documentation to ensure compatibility with specific rack depths and upright configurations. Confirm material specifications and finish requirements match project standards before procurement. Cross-reference technical drawings for dimensional accuracy regarding 19-inch cut-out placement and overall footprint constraints.
Select this component based on required ingress protection level and structural material properties. Evaluate available cabinet depth options to ensure fit within the designated enclosure space. Ensure compatibility with existing 19-inch mounting standards and verify that the steel construction meets mechanical load requirements for the intended application environment.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF rack components family, which provides solutions for PCB accessories, cabinets, subracks, backplanes, and power supplies. The 27230 series specifically addresses structural needs within industrial electronics environments, offering standardized mounting interfaces and protective housing elements for sensitive electronic equipment.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with alternative rack components by comparing dimensional specifications, mounting hole patterns, and material properties directly with the manufacturer's current product listings.

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