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The Schroff 30118349 is a partial front panel designed for 19-inch rack mounting systems. It features a height of 3 HE (Housing Units) and a width of 4 TE (Terminal Units). The component includes a specific cutout configuration of 1x15, intended for the installation of D-Sub connectors or similar interface hardware. Constructed from metal, it provides structural support and aesthetic continuity within modular rack assemblies while allowing access to rear-mounted connections.
Verify the exact cutout dimensions against your specific connector requirements before procurement. Confirm that the 3 HE height and 4 TE width align with your existing rack module spacing. Ensure compatibility with the specific D-Sub variant intended for use. Cross-reference the part number with official nVent SCHROFF documentation to confirm current manufacturing status and specifications.
Select this component when a partial front panel is required to maintain rack aesthetics without fully enclosing the module. Ensure the application requires a 3 HE vertical space and accommodates the 1x15 cutout pattern. Verify that the mounting system supports the specified TE width. This part is suitable for environments requiring organized cable management and connector access.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of rack accessories and enclosure solutions. The brand specializes in modular systems for electronics and server infrastructure. The 30118 series typically denotes front panels with specific dimensional and cutout configurations tailored for standard 19-inch rack integration.
Consult official nVent SCHROFF catalogs for direct replacements. Verify dimensional equivalence and cutout alignment. No public substitute part numbers are confirmed in available data.
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