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The Schroff 30838046 is an unshielded front panel designed for 19-inch rack mounting systems. It features a 3U height and 7 HP width configuration, with dimensions of 128.4 mm by 35.2 mm. Constructed from aluminum with a 2.5 mm thickness, the unit offers a front anodized finish and a conductive rear side. This component serves as a structural interface element for chassis integration within industrial enclosure applications.
Verify part number accuracy against official nVent SCHROFF documentation before procurement. Confirm that the unshielded specification meets project requirements, as this model lacks electromagnetic interference protection. Ensure compatibility with standard 19-inch rack profiles and verify dimensional tolerances for precise fitment in the intended chassis application.
Select this model when an unshielded, conductive rear front panel is required for 3U/7HP configurations. Compare against shielded variants if EMI suppression is necessary. Verify material specifications and finish requirements to ensure environmental durability matches the deployment conditions.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF front panel series, specifically the unshielded line. It is manufactured by Pentair under the Schroff brand. The product is categorized as rack hardware and chassis interface module, providing standardized mounting solutions for electronic equipment enclosures.
Cross-reference with part number 30838043 for similar 3U height but different 4 HP width. Verify exact dimensional and electrical properties before substituting with other unshielded front panels.

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