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The Schroff 34560920 is a horizontal rear rail designed for rack systems, specifically identified as the HORIZ.RAIL REAR 20HP H WZ variant. This component serves as a structural element within enclosure accessories, providing mounting support for rear-mounted hardware. The 'H WZ' designation indicates it is engineered for high mechanical load applications using Z-rail technology. It is constructed from aluminum extrusion and is intended to facilitate the direct mounting of connectors that comply with EN 60603 standards. This part functions as a critical interface point for securing equipment within the rear plane of compatible rack enclosures.
Verify the exact part number format, as sources list both 34560920 and 34560-920. Confirm compatibility with your specific rack system's depth and connector requirements. Check for any updated datasheets from nVent SCHROFF to ensure the H-WZ specification matches your mechanical load needs. Ensure the aluminum extrusion finish meets your environmental protection standards.
Select this rail when a rear horizontal mounting solution with high mechanical strength is required. The H-WZ feature is essential if heavy connectors or modules will be attached directly to the rail. Compare against other variants in the 34560 series to determine the correct length and hole pattern for your specific enclosure model. Ensure the EN 60603 compliance aligns with your regional connector standards.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF Europac Pro accessory line, which provides modular solutions for electronic enclosures. The 34560 series typically includes various rail configurations for front and rear mounting. As a rear rail, it complements front-facing mounting structures to create a complete chassis assembly. It is distinct from mid-pieces or guide rails used for sliding mechanisms.
Cross-reference with other 34560 series rear rails such as 34560-540, 34560-640, 34560-740, 34560-840, and 34560-940 to find alternative lengths or specifications. Verify that any substitute maintains the H-WZ high-load characteristic and aluminum construction. Ensure the new part supports the same EN 60603 connector mounting interface.

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