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The Schroff 30848474 is a shielded front panel designed for plug-in units, specifically compatible with Type 2 configurations featuring cantilever extractor handles. It supports a 6-unit height (12HP) form factor within modular rack systems. The component is manufactured by nVent SCHROFF and is currently in an active lifecycle status. It serves as a structural interface element for electronic assemblies, providing shielding capabilities and mechanical integration for plug-in modules.
Verify the specific material finish and dimensional tolerances against the official nVent SCHROFF datasheet before procurement. Confirm that the target rack system supports the required Type 2 plug-in unit standard. Ensure compatibility with existing cantilever handle mechanisms to guarantee proper mechanical engagement and alignment during installation.
Select this part when a shielded front panel is required for Type 2 plug-in units utilizing cantilever extractors. It is suitable for applications demanding electromagnetic interference protection within modular rack architectures. Ensure the host chassis accommodates the 6-unit height specification and matches the mounting interface requirements defined in the manufacturer's technical documentation.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of electronics packaging solutions, which includes racks, subracks, and accessories for embedded computer systems. The product line emphasizes combinable, modular, and scalable designs for industrial and commercial electronic enclosures. This specific item functions as a critical interface component within these structured environments.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing rack structures before considering alternative components.

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