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The Schroff 34560428 is a rear rail component belonging to the ERP PR series, designed for rack mounting applications. It features an L-shaped type ST design with a horizontal pitch of 28 HP. The unit is constructed from materials suitable for industrial enclosure accessories and is intended to provide structural support within standard 19-inch rack systems.
Verify the manufacturer part number 34560428 against official nVent SCHROFF documentation to ensure compatibility with existing rack structures. Confirm that the L-ST design meets specific load requirements. Check for any regional compliance certifications required for deployment in your target market before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when a dedicated rear rail solution is required for 28 HP modules. Ensure the rack system supports the ERP PR series specifications. Compare physical dimensions against available space constraints. Verify material compatibility with surrounding environmental conditions to maintain structural integrity over time.
This part belongs to the broader category of rack accessories manufactured by nVent SCHROFF. It complements other enclosure components such as front rails and side panels. The product line focuses on standardized solutions for electronic equipment housing and server rack installations.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific component. Consult official nVent SCHROFF catalogs for equivalent items within the same series if direct replacement is necessary.

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