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The Schroff 30849099 is a static front panel designed for EXR FNT series enclosures. It features a 6U height configuration with a 5HP width, suitable for standard rack mounting applications. The component is constructed from metal and finished with an anodized surface treatment to provide corrosion resistance and durability in industrial environments. This part serves as a structural element for equipment housing.
Verify the exact part number 30849099 against official nVent SCHROFF documentation before ordering. Confirm that the required 6U x 5HP dimensions match your specific chassis requirements. Ensure compatibility with existing EXR FNT series components. Check current manufacturer lead times as they may vary. Request updated datasheets to confirm material specifications and finish details.
Select this component when a static front panel is required for a 6U high, 5HP wide enclosure space. Ensure the application does not require ventilation or active cooling through the front face. Verify that the anodized finish meets the environmental exposure standards of the installation site. Confirm mechanical fit within the designated rack unit constraints.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF EXR FNT series, which provides standardized solutions for electronic packaging. The series includes various accessories such as rails, backplanes, and panels designed for modular rack systems. These components are widely used in telecommunications and industrial automation sectors for reliable hardware integration.
Consult official nVent SCHROFF catalogs for direct replacements. Verify dimensional equivalence if considering alternative manufacturers. Ensure interface compatibility with existing mounting hardware. Cross-reference part numbers using official distributor databases to confirm functional identity.

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