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The Schroff 30848430 is a shielded front panel designed for IEEE handle mounting in 19-inch chassis systems. It features a U-profile construction with a height of 3U and a width of 8 HP. The panel includes a 0.1 inch offset to accommodate specific handle configurations. Constructed from aluminum, the component measures 1.587 inches in length, 0.098 inches in width, and 5.055 inches in height (40.30mm x 2.50mm x 128.40mm). It is finished in gray and complies with RoHS standards.
Verify that the required offset matches the 0.1 inch specification provided in the datasheet. Confirm that the 3U height and 8 HP width align with your chassis slot dimensions. Ensure the IEEE handle interface is compatible with your existing hardware. Check for RoHS compliance requirements if operating in regulated environments. Validate the gray finish against aesthetic or environmental specifications.
Select this part when a shielded front panel is required for IEEE handle integration. The 3U height provides sufficient space for standard module insertion while maintaining a compact footprint. The 8 HP width accommodates typical half-height or single-width modules. Consider the aluminum material for applications requiring structural rigidity and EMI shielding capabilities within a 19-inch rack environment.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF line of rack components and accessories. It is specifically categorized as a front panel for use in modular chassis systems. The product supports standardized electronics packaging solutions, ensuring interoperability with other Schroff rack-mounted equipment and accessories designed for 19-inch industrial enclosures.
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