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The Schroff 34813928 is a PIU cover designed for 19-inch rack systems. It features a width of 28 HP and a depth of 227 mm. This component serves as a blanking panel or protective cover for unused slots in modular rack enclosures, ensuring proper airflow management and physical protection within the chassis structure.
Verify the specific dimensional requirements against your rack system before procurement. Confirm that the 28 HP width and 227 mm depth match your chassis specifications. Ensure compatibility with the intended mounting frame type. Check manufacturer documentation for any specific handling or installation guidelines associated with this rack accessory part number.
Select this component when a blanking panel for a 19-inch rack is required. The 28 HP width defines the horizontal space it occupies. The 227 mm depth determines how far it extends into the rack. Ensure the mounting system supports this specific accessory format. Verify that no active equipment requires the covered slot space.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of rack accessories. The brand specializes in electronics cabinets, server racks, and PCB accessories. The product line focuses on combinable and scalable solutions for embedded computer systems. This specific item is categorized under rack accessories rather than active electronic components.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific model. Replacement should involve sourcing the identical part number from authorized distributors or the manufacturer to ensure exact dimensional and functional compatibility.

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