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The nVent SCHROFF 30849004 is an aluminum front panel from the 30849 Series, designed for rack mounting applications. It features a U-profile construction with retrofit shielding capabilities to enhance electromagnetic compatibility and physical protection. The component has a rack height of 3U and measures 128.4 mm in width, 2.5 mm in thickness, and 14.9 mm in depth. It is manufactured from aluminum alloy and complies with RoHS3 standards, ensuring environmental safety without REACH restrictions.
Verify the specific dimensional requirements against your rack system, as this unit is a 3U front panel with precise 128.4 mm width. Confirm that the retrofit shielding feature aligns with your EMC testing protocols. Ensure the aluminum material specification meets your corrosion resistance needs. Check for any required ordering suffixes if custom labeling or finish variations are necessary for your deployment.
Select this model when a robust, shielded front panel is required for 3U rack spaces. The U-profile design offers superior rigidity compared to flat panels. Consider the aluminum composition for weight and thermal dissipation benefits. This part serves as a protective interface rather than a standalone enclosure, necessitating compatible rear chassis integration.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF 30849 Series, which specializes in aluminum rack accessories. The series provides standardized solutions for protecting sensitive electronics within larger cabinet or subrack structures. It complements other Schroff products like backplanes and power supplies to form complete modular systems.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for direct replacement. Cross-model compatibility depends on strict adherence to the 3U height and 128.4 mm width dimensions. Verify mounting hole patterns and shielding continuity before considering alternative vendors.

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