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The CIPP11 is a partial height vertical mounting profile designed for 19-inch equipment installation within nVent Hoffman enclosure systems. Constructed from 14-gauge mild steel with a zinc-plated finish, this component provides structural support for rack-mounted devices. It features adjustable height and depth capabilities to accommodate various equipment configurations. The profile measures 35.43 inches in height and is specifically engineered for use with 11U floor-standing enclosures, ensuring secure and flexible equipment mounting.
Verify that the target enclosure supports 11U partial height profiles. Confirm compatibility with existing 19-inch mounting standards. Ensure the zinc-plated finish meets environmental requirements for the installation site. Cross-reference the 14-gauge steel specification against load-bearing needs for the intended equipment weight.
Select this profile when utilizing 11U floor-standing enclosures requiring partial height vertical support. The adjustable nature allows for customization of rack spacing. Consider the 14-gauge steel durability for heavy-duty industrial applications. Ensure the 19-inch width aligns with standard rack equipment dimensions.
Part of the nVent Hoffman CIPP series, which specializes in rack components and enclosure accessories. This specific model addresses the need for flexible, adjustable mounting solutions within larger floor-standing systems, complementing other series components like CIB and CID for comprehensive rack assembly.
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