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The nVent SCHROFF 34560291 is a Type F flexible sidewall component designed for 19-inch rack systems, belonging to the EuropacPRO series. It features a height of 4U and a depth of 355 mm. Constructed from aluminum with a gray finish (RAL 7001), this panel serves as a side enclosure element. The product complies with RoHS directives, ensuring environmental safety standards are met for electronic equipment integration.
Verify the specific length and U-height requirements against your rack dimensions before ordering. Confirm that the gray aluminum finish meets your facility's aesthetic or corrosion resistance standards. Ensure compatibility with existing EuropacPRO mounting hardware. Check for any regional compliance certifications required for your specific installation location.
Select this component when a flexible side wall solution is required for 19-inch racks. The 4U height suits standard equipment depths up to 355 mm. Consider the aluminum material for lightweight yet robust protection. This part is suitable for environments where standard rigid panels do not fit due to space constraints or irregular rack layouts.
This sidewall is part of the EuropacPRO family, which offers modular solutions for industrial computing and networking. It complements other Schroff rack accessories like busbars and front panels. The component supports organized cable management and equipment protection within standardized rack frameworks used in telecommunications and automation sectors.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific flexible sidewall configuration.

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