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The nVent SCHROFF 29090001 is a connector housing designed for backplane applications, specifically compatible with Type C and R connectors. It features M2.5 nuts for securing the unit to posts. The component dimensions are 0.6x0.6x17mm, and it is engineered for a backplane thickness of 3.2mm. This blank connector housing is mounted to the board using screws and utilizes wire wrap pins, typically located on the rear side of the assembly.
Verify the specific mechanical compatibility with existing Type C or R connector housings before procurement. Confirm that the target backplane thickness matches the specified 3.2mm requirement. Ensure the mounting posts align with the M2.5 nut specifications. Cross-reference the 0.6x0.6x17mm dimensions against the physical constraints of the intended enclosure design to guarantee proper fitment.
Select this part when integrating nVent SCHROFF Type C or R connectors into a backplane structure requiring M2.5 post fixation. It is suitable for projects needing standardized blank housing solutions that support wire wrap termination methods. Consider the 3.2mm backplane thickness constraint during the mechanical design phase to ensure structural integrity and correct alignment within the subrack environment.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of electronics packaging solutions, which includes cabinets, subracks, and backplanes. Schroff specializes in standard products for electronic equipment enclosures. The 29090001 serves as an accessory within their broader ecosystem of modular and reliable packaging designs, supporting the assembly of robust industrial electronics systems.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific component. Verify compatibility with original manufacturer specifications if sourcing alternatives.

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