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The Schroff 34812714 is a rear panel designed for the S1 frame type plug-in unit system. It features a 6U height and 14HP width configuration, providing a standardized mounting interface for electronic modules within rack enclosures. The component includes a cut-out for one connector to facilitate signal or power routing. Constructed from aluminum extrusion, it ensures mechanical stability and thermal management support. This part serves as a structural element in modular chassis assemblies, allowing for secure integration of rear-facing connectors while maintaining alignment with front-panel components.
Verify the specific frame compatibility (S1) and dimensional requirements (6U, 14HP) against your enclosure design before procurement. Confirm that the single connector cut-out aligns with your cabling needs. Check manufacturer documentation for precise mounting hole patterns and material specifications to ensure proper integration into the existing chassis structure.
Select this rear panel when designing an S1 frame-based plug-in unit requiring a 6U height and 14HP width. Ensure the application utilizes a single rear connector. Compare against other Schroff rear panels if multiple connectors or different dimensions are required. Verify compatibility with corresponding side panels and front modules in the same product family.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of rack accessories and plug-in unit kits. It is part of a modular ecosystem including side panels, covers, and frames designed for 19-inch rack integration. The S1 designation indicates a specific series within their broader portfolio of industrial enclosure solutions.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source data. Consult official nVent SCHROFF documentation for cross-reference information or contact the manufacturer directly for compatible alternatives.

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