Din Rail
DIN rail systems provide a panel-mounting solution that is up to the standard for a variety of devices that reside within control cabinets or enclosures. They tend to be made of sturdy materials like galvanized steel or aluminum and are functionally at home with everything from relay to power supply to terminal block components. The most commonly used rail types, if not the most common overall, are the top hat rail and the G rail, both of which offer secure, stable installations and are protective of the components they host.
Attaching a DIN rail is simple. It consists of mounting the rail directly onto a control panel or within an enclosure. Once the rail is secure, the desired components are clipped onto the rail, making it an easy task to affix a number of electrical devices with a neatness that even a control engineer would appreciate. And to top it off, these DIN mounting rails come in a variety of sizes and types to suit many different applications. And with modifications and upgrades being such a big deal, the ease with which a DIN rail and its components can be removed makes this system an excellent choice for any number of applications.
More Information about DIN Rail
DIN rails help achieve efficient and scalable designs that can serve a range of industrial and commercial applications. They are well suited for use in control panels, switchgear systems, and power distribution setups; and they can be found in applications as varied and as many as: automation equipment, control systems, electrical distribution and rack-mounted servers. These devices all integrate something to do with electricity, and according to standards set by organizations like the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), which has provided 100 years of compatible electrical design, if you integrate something into a DIN rail, it will fit and work reliably.
What is DIN Rail and and Wire Duct for Control Panels
DIN rail is a mounting system used to secure electrical components to industrial control panels. In order to secure electrical components to DIN rail, the components must have a DIN rail mount. The component attaches to the DIN rail by pushing down on one side and clipping it into the DIN rail. To remove the component, a precision screwdriver is used to put in a slot that's located on the mount, lifting up, and the component pops off.
Wire ducts organize wires and cables in tight spaces while providing protection and a neat appearance. Wire ducting can be installed all the way around and throughout a control panel. It is available in many different sizes and colors for different types of applications.