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The Schroff 30849002 is a front filler panel designed for 6U plug-in units within the 6UX2HP series. Constructed from aluminum, this component serves as an EMC-compliant filler panel to maintain shielding integrity in rack systems. It is specifically engineered to fit standard 19-inch cabinet racks and electronic enclosures, ensuring proper structural coverage for unused slots.
Verify part number accuracy against official nVent SCHROFF documentation before procurement. Confirm compatibility with specific 6UX2HP series requirements. Check for SVHC status updates in technical datasheets. Ensure ordering suffixes match exact functional specifications. Validate manufacturer lead times through authorized distributors.
Select this component when filling unused slots in 6U plug-in unit configurations. Ensure the application requires aluminum construction for specific environmental conditions. Verify that EMC shielding continuity is necessary for the installation environment. Confirm dimensional compatibility with existing 19-inch rack standards.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of electronics packaging solutions. The brand specializes in high-quality standard products including enclosures, subracks, and backplanes. This specific item supports modular rack architectures by providing standardized filler panels for system integration.
Consult official nVent SCHROFF substitution guides for verified alternatives. Cross-reference dimensions and mounting interfaces with existing system requirements. Ensure any substitute maintains equivalent EMC performance characteristics.

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