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The nVent SCHROFF part number 34560-684 is a horizontal rear rail designed for use in the Europac Pro enclosure system. It is classified as Type L-VT, indicating a light-duty application with a long lip configuration suitable for low mechanical demands. The component features an 84 HP (Hole Pitch) length, which corresponds to standard rack unit spacing for modular assembly. This rail facilitates the direct mounting of backplanes within the cabinet structure.
Verify the exact part number format, as sources list both 34560-684 and 34560684. Confirm compatibility with the specific Europac Pro series intended for your project. Check for any available product certifications if required by your industry standards. Ensure the 84 HP dimension matches your chassis depth requirements before finalizing procurement.
Select this rail when a rear horizontal support is needed for backplane integration. The L-VT designation indicates suitability for light-duty loads; ensure mechanical stress remains within these limits. The 84 HP size must align with the vertical spacing of your equipment modules. Consider the recessed installation requirement to maintain proper fit within the enclosure frame.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF Europac Pro family of enclosures and rack accessories. It serves as a structural element for organizing internal components. Similar parts in the series include variants with different hole pitches or lip configurations, such as the 34560-784 or 34560-884, allowing for customization based on specific rack height and load requirements.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not explicitly listed in the provided documentation. Verify dimensional equivalence with existing rails if replacing. Consult nVent SCHROFF technical resources for cross-references to other L-VT type rails with compatible mounting patterns.

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