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The nVent Schroff 30118352 is a partial front panel designed for 19-inch rack mounting systems. It features a height of 3 HE (High Units) and a width of 4 TE (Technische Einheiten). The panel includes cutouts configured as 2x15 DC, indicating specific connector or interface openings. Constructed from aluminum, this component serves as a modular element within the 30118 series, providing structural support and aesthetic continuity for installed equipment modules.
Verify the exact cutout geometry against your module specifications before procurement. Confirm that the 3 HE height and 4 TE width align with your rack unit layout. Ensure compatibility with the specific 2x15 DC interface pattern required by your installed hardware. Cross-reference the part number with official nVent Schroff documentation to confirm current manufacturing status and any potential specification updates.
Select this model when a partial cover is needed rather than a full blanking panel. Consider the 3 HE dimension for vertical space constraints within the rack. Evaluate the 4 TE width to ensure it matches the horizontal footprint of the adjacent equipment. The 2x15 DC cutout pattern must correspond precisely to the connectors on the devices being housed.
This component belongs to the nVent Schroff 30118 series, which specializes in aluminum front panels for rack systems. The series offers various configurations to accommodate different module heights and widths. These panels are integral to creating organized and professional-looking installations in industrial and laboratory environments.
Check for direct substitutes within the 30118 series that match the 3 HE x 4 TE dimensions. Verify if alternative part numbers offer identical cutout patterns for the 2x15 DC interface. Ensure any replacement maintains the same aluminum material specification and mounting hole alignment.

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