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The Schroff part number 30849089 is identified as an EXR FNT PNL STAT 3UX6HP ANOD/C component. This designation indicates a static front panel designed for the EXR series rack systems, specifically configured for 3U height and 6HP width dimensions. The material finish is specified as anodized aluminum (ANOD/C), providing corrosion resistance and a standardized surface treatment suitable for industrial electronics enclosures. As a rack component, it serves as a structural element for equipment mounting within standard 19-inch cabinet frameworks.
Verify the exact dimensional tolerances and hole patterns against your specific chassis requirements before procurement. Confirm that the anodized finish meets environmental standards for your installation site. Check current manufacturer lead times as they may vary from standard estimates. Ensure compatibility with existing EXR series mounting hardware to guarantee proper fit and secure attachment within the rack structure.
Select this component when a static, non-removable front panel is required for 3U/6HP modules in EXR series racks. Consider the anodized finish for environments requiring moderate corrosion protection. Evaluate if the fixed nature of the panel aligns with maintenance access needs. Compare against other EXR panel options to ensure the specific HP and U dimensions match the intended equipment layout.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF EXR series, a line of standardized rack components and accessories. The EXR series is widely used in telecommunications, industrial automation, and test equipment applications. Components in this series are designed to interoperate seamlessly, ensuring consistent mechanical interfaces and aesthetic uniformity across different rack-mounted devices and structural elements.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for direct replacement. Consult official nVent SCHROFF documentation for equivalent parts or updated series replacements.

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