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The nVent SCHROFF 34560720 is a horizontal rear rail component belonging to the EuropacPRO series, designed for 19-inch industrial enclosure systems. It provides a mounting interface with a 21 HP (Horizontal Pitch) width specification. Constructed as an enclosure accessory, it facilitates secure attachment of subracks or chassis within standardized rack environments. The component supports structural integration in modular electronic packaging applications requiring precise alignment and mechanical stability.
Verify that the required horizontal pitch matches the 21 HP specification of part number 34560720. Confirm compatibility with existing EuropacPRO series components and 19-inch rack standards. Ensure the application requires a rear rail configuration rather than front or side mounting options. Check for any specific material or finish requirements if environmental conditions dictate particular corrosion resistance levels beyond standard construction.
Select this component when a 21 HP rear mounting solution is needed for 19-inch rack installations. It is suitable for projects utilizing the EuropacPRO ecosystem. Consider the depth and height constraints of the associated subrack to ensure proper fit. Evaluate whether additional rails or brackets are necessary for complete assembly stability. This part serves as a structural element rather than an active electronic component.
This component is part of the nVent SCHROFF EuropacPRO product line, which specializes in 19-inch rack and enclosure solutions. Schroff, now under nVent, has provided electronic packaging systems since 1962. The EuropacPRO series offers modular components for industrial, medical, and communication applications. This specific rail ensures standardized spacing and secure mounting within these structured environments.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for direct replacement.

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