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The nVent SCHROFF 30848358 is a 3U, 12 HP shielded filler front panel designed for use in subracks and cases. Constructed from anodized aluminum with a conductive rear etched finish, it features a U-profile to enhance product rigidity. The unit provides retrofit shielding capabilities for added protection against electromagnetic interference. It is RoHS compliant and suitable for frame-type plug-in units. The panel dimensions are 128.4 mm x 60.6 mm with a thickness of 2.5 mm.
Verify the part number 30848358 matches the required 3U height and 12 HP width specifications. Confirm that the anodized aluminum material and conductive rear finish meet your environmental and shielding requirements. Ensure compatibility with your specific subrack or case system before ordering.
Select this component when a shielded filler panel is needed for a 3U rack system. The U-profile design offers superior rigidity compared to flat panels. Consider the conductive rear finish if grounding or EMI mitigation is critical for your application environment.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF 30848 Series of front panels. It is specifically categorized as a shielded filler panel for 3U systems. The series includes various configurations for different rack heights and horizontal positions within standard subrack architectures.
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