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The nVent SCHROFF 30838-123 is an unshielded aluminum front panel designed for standard 19-inch rack enclosures. It measures 426.4 mm in width and 128.4 mm in height, corresponding to a 3U vertical space and 84 HP horizontal module count. The panel features a thickness of 2.5 mm. Surface treatment includes front anodizing and rear conductivity to ensure proper grounding within the rack system.
Verify that the required rack width matches the 426.4 mm specification. Confirm compatibility with the specific mounting hole pattern (84 HP) used by your target equipment. Ensure the 3U height aligns with the available chassis space. Check if the unshielded nature meets electromagnetic interference requirements for the intended installation environment.
Select this component when a rigid, non-shielded front faceplate is required for a 3U slot. The 84 HP width accommodates standard wide-module configurations. Consider the conductive rear surface if grounding continuity through the panel is necessary for the assembly. Verify that the 2.5 mm thickness provides sufficient rigidity for the mounted components.
This part belongs to the Schroff 30838 series of aluminum front panels. These components are standard accessories for industrial electronics packaging. The series offers various dimensions to fill different rack slots. The 30838-123 specifically addresses the common 3U/84 HP configuration found in many telecommunications and computing racks.
Cross-reference with other manufacturers offering 3U x 84 HP aluminum panels. Ensure identical mounting hole spacing and overall dimensions for direct replacement. Verify that substitute parts also provide rear conductivity if grounding is critical to the design.

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