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The nVent SCHROFF part number 30838060 is a partial front panel designed for 19-inch rack mounting systems. It features a 3U height and 21HP width configuration, suitable for modular equipment integration. The unit is constructed with an unshielded design, offering a front surface that is anodized for corrosion resistance and aesthetic finish. The rear side of the panel is conductive to facilitate grounding requirements within the rack assembly. This component serves as a structural element in electronics cabinets and server racks, providing a standardized interface for device installation.
Verify the specific material specifications and surface treatment details against the official nVent SCHROFF datasheet before procurement. Confirm that the unshielded nature aligns with your electromagnetic compatibility requirements. Ensure the 3U by 21HP dimensions match your existing rack structure. Cross-reference the manufacturer product number 30838060 with authorized distributors to ensure authenticity and availability.
Select this component when a partial front panel solution is required for 19-inch rack environments. The 3U height and 21HP width define the spatial footprint for installed modules. Consider the conductive rear side if grounding continuity is necessary for the rack system. The anodized finish provides protection against environmental factors on the visible front face. Verify that the unshielded construction meets the safety and interference standards of the intended application environment.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of rack components, which includes cabinets, subracks, and accessories for embedded computer systems. The brand specializes in modular and scalable solutions for electronics enclosures. Part 30838060 functions as a structural accessory rather than an active electronic component, supporting the physical organization and mounting of devices within industrial or commercial rack setups.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Consult nVent SCHROFF technical support for compatible alternatives if this specific model is discontinued or unavailable.

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