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The Schroff 28230130 is a subrack accessory frame designed for 19-inch equipment mounting. It features an extruded aluminum construction with static load capacity of 200 kg. The unit measures 767 mm in width, 553 mm in depth, and 800 mm in height. It supports SL19 format with 16U vertical space. The frame includes bolted attachment points for secure integration into larger cabinet systems.
Verify the exact dimensional requirements against your enclosure design before ordering. Confirm that the 16U height and 19-inch width align with your mounting hardware specifications. Check for any specific surface finish or coating requirements if the environment demands corrosion resistance. Ensure compatibility with existing rail systems if integrating into a pre-existing chassis structure.
Select this component when a robust, high-load-bearing frame is required for 19-inch installations. Consider the 800mm depth and 553mm width to ensure adequate space for internal components. Evaluate the 200kg static load limit against the total weight of installed equipment. Verify that the SL19 format matches your system's architectural standards.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF line of enclosures and 19-inch cabinet racks. It serves as a foundational structural element rather than a complete enclosure. The product is manufactured by nVent, which acquired the Schroff brand. It is categorized under industrial framing accessories for electronic equipment protection and organization.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific model. Users should verify dimensional compatibility with alternative frames from the same manufacturer family. Cross-referencing the SL19 format and 16U height is essential when evaluating potential replacements.

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