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The nVent SCHROFF part number 34812242 is a rear panel designed for frame-type plug-in units. It serves as a structural mounting component within modular rack systems, providing the necessary interface and support for rear connections of electronic modules. This accessory ensures proper alignment and mechanical stability for installed units.
Verify the exact part number 34812242 against official nVent SCHROFF documentation to confirm compatibility with specific frame-type plug-in units. Ensure the intended application matches the designated rear panel function. Cross-reference with current product catalogs for any specification updates or superseding part numbers before procurement.
Select this component when integrating frame-type plug-in units into compatible rack structures. Confirm that the module dimensions and mounting requirements align with the specifications for rear panels in this series. Verify mechanical fit and electrical isolation needs relative to the overall system design.
This item belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of rack accessories and enclosure components. The brand specializes in modular solutions for electronics cabinets and laboratory racks. Part 34812242 functions as a specialized accessory within these scalable and combinable system architectures.

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