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The Schroff 34812708 is a rear panel designed for frame-type plug-in units (PIU). It features a height of 6 U and a width of 8 HP. This component serves as a structural backplane element within modular rack systems, providing mounting support and alignment for rear-facing modules.
Verify the specific part number 34812708 against official nVent SCHROFF documentation to confirm compatibility with existing 6 U 8 HP frames. Ensure that the required mechanical interfaces match your system design before procurement. Cross-reference datasheets for precise dimensional tolerances and material specifications.
Select this rear panel when integrating frame-type plug-in units into a 6 U high, 8 HP wide chassis configuration. Confirm that the mounting hole patterns and structural requirements align with the specific PIU models in use. Verify that the 8 HP width accommodates the intended module density without interference.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of rack accessories and enclosure solutions. The brand specializes in PCB accessories, front panels, and subracks for industrial electronics. The 34812708 item functions as a standardized structural element within their modular rack ecosystem.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source data. Consult official nVent SCHROFF catalogs for compatible alternatives or updated series replacements.
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