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The Schroff 30848382 is a front panel designed for VMEbus systems, specifically configured as a 3U height and 7 HP (Half-Height) unit. Constructed from aluminum with a front anodized finish and rear conductive surface, it features a U-profile design intended for retrofit shielding applications. The component serves as a blanking or mounting plate within rack enclosures, providing structural integrity and electromagnetic compatibility support for plug-in units in industrial environments.
Verify the specific material finish and dimensional tolerances against your enclosure requirements before ordering. Confirm that the U-profile design aligns with your existing mounting hardware and shielding strategies. Ensure the 3U by 7 HP configuration matches the available space in your target chassis. Check for any recent engineering change notices regarding material composition or surface treatment specifications.
Select this part when a conductive, shielded front panel is required for a 3U VME slot. The aluminum construction offers durability while the anodized front provides corrosion resistance. The conductive rear surface is critical if electromagnetic interference mitigation is a priority. Ensure compatibility with the specific rack series and plug-in unit dimensions used in your assembly.
This component belongs to the Nvent Schroff rack accessories family, which specializes in modular solutions for electronic equipment enclosures. It is categorized under rack panels and front plates, distinct from full enclosures or internal brackets. These parts are essential for maintaining structural continuity and environmental protection in open-frame or semi-enclosed industrial computing systems.
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