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    DIN Rails

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    DIN 3

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with Bracket. Front orientation. DIN Rails. DIN 3, DIN Rails with Bracket.

    DIN 3 Rails with

    Bracket

    Image of Product. DIN 3 Rails

with Angled Bracket. Front orientation. DIN Rails. DIN 3, DIN Rails with Angled Bracket.

    DIN 3 Rails with

    Angled Bracket

    Image of Product. Drill-Your-Own DIN 3 Rails with Centerline. Front orientation. DIN Rails. DIN 3, Drill-Your-Own DIN Rails with Centerline, Zinc-Plated Steel.

    Drill-Your-Own DIN

    3 Rails with

    Centerline

    Image of Product. Drill-Your-Own DIN 3 Rails. Front orientation. DIN Rails. DIN 3, Drill-Your-Own DIN Rails, 304 Stainless Steel.

    Drill-Your-Own DIN

    3 Rails

    Mount terminal blocks, relays, and other devices onto flat surfaces. These rails are often used in electrical enclosures, server racks, and equipment cabinets.
    DIN Rails with Bracket—Create extra space between the rail and the mounting surface to fit bulky devices or route wires.
    DIN Rails with Angled Bracket—Mount equipment at an angle while adding space behind it. The tilted rail makes labels and displays easier to view, especially in crowded enclosures.
    Centerline—Keep mounting holes lined up as you drill along these rails.
    Drill-Your-Own DIN Rails—Add mounting holes only where you need them.
    304 Stainless Steel—The best choice for equipment that’s regularly washed down. These rails resist corrosion from water and mild chemicals.
    Aluminum—Lightweight and corrosion resistant. These rails hold up in wet environments almost as well as stainless steel, but they’re not as strong.
    Zinc-Plated Steel—Strong and durable. These rails have zinc plating to protect them from occasional exposure to moisture.
    DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
    Mounting
    Holes, mm
    Ht.,
    mm
    Lg.
    Dp.,
    mm
    Overall
    Dp., mm
    Material
    Mounting Fasteners
    Included
    Dia.
    Ctr.-to-Ctr.
    Specs. Met
    Each
    DIN 3
     
    DIN Rails
    352"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K8400000
    353 15/16"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K850000
    354 7/8"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1010000
    355 7/8"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K860000
    356 7/8"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1020000
    357 7/8"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K870000
    358 7/8"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1030000
    359 13/16"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K880000
    3510 13/16"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1040000
    3511 13/16"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K890000
    3512 3/4"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1050000
    3513 3/4"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K910000
    3515 3/4"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K920000
    3517 11/16"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K930000
    3519 11/16"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K940000
    3521 11/16"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K950000
    3523 5/8"7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K960000
    351 m7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K150000
    351 m10AluminumNo4.735.5EN 50022, EN 607158961K1700000
    351 m15Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1800000
    352 m7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1600000
    352 m15Zinc-Plated SteelNo6.325EN 50022, EN 607158961K1900000
     
    DIN Rails with Bracket
    351 m7.558AluminumNo5.575EN 50022, EN 607158961K3100000
    352 m7.558AluminumNo5.575EN 50022, EN 607158961K4900000
    352 m7.5120AluminumNo5.575EN 50022, EN 607158961K48000000
     
    DIN Rails with Angled Bracket
    351 m7.566AluminumNo5.6768961K6800000
    352 m7.566AluminumNo5.6768961K69000000
     
    Drill-Your-Own DIN Rails with Centerline
    351 m7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNoEN 50022, EN 607158961K450000
    351 m15Zinc-Plated SteelNoEN 50022, EN 607158961K4700000
    352 m7.5Zinc-Plated SteelNoEN 50022, EN 607158961K4400000
    352 m15Zinc-Plated SteelNoEN 50022, EN 607158961K4600000
     
    Drill-Your-Own DIN Rails
    351 m7.5304 Stainless SteelNoEN 50022, EN 607158961K4200000
    352 m7.5304 Stainless SteelNoEN 50022, EN 607158961K4300000
     

    DIN Rail Mounting Adapters

    Image of ProductInUse. Front orientation. DIN Rail Mounting Adapters.
    Image of Product. Single-Clip Adapters for DIN 3 Rails. Front orientation. DIN Rail Mounting Adapters. For DIN 3 Rails, Single-Clip Adapters.
    Image of Product. Double-Clip Adapters for DIN 3 Rails. Front orientation. DIN Rail Mounting Adapters. For DIN 3 Rails, Double-Clip Adapters.
    Image of Product. Panel-Clip Adapters for DIN 3 Rails. Front orientation. DIN Rail Mounting Adapters. For DIN 3 Rails, Panel-Clip Adapters.
    Image of Product. Spring-Clip Adapters for DIN 3 Rails. Front orientation. DIN Rail Mounting Adapters. For DIN 3 Rails, Spring-Clip Adapters.

    Single-Clip

    Adapters

    for DIN 3

    Rails

    Double-Clip

    Adapters

    for DIN 3

    Rails

    Panel-Clip

    Adapters

    for DIN 3

    Rails

    Spring-Clip

    Adapters

    for DIN 3

    Rails

    Mount items that aren’t designed for DIN rails with these adapters. They clip onto the rail for a secure hold. For large items that need more stability, use multiple adapters or choose an adapter with more than one mounting hole.
    Panel-Clip Adapters—Designed for positioning multiple items together, these adapters have several mounting holes in a grid pattern
    Spring-Clip Adapters—Load-rated for holding heavy equipment.
    For DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
    Mounting
    Holes
    Ht.,
    mm
    Wd.,
    mm
    Dp.,
    mm
    Material
    Mounting Fasteners
    Included
    Dia.,
    mm
    Thread
    Size
    No.
    of
    Wt. Cap.,
    lb.
    Each
    For DIN 3 Rails
     
    Single-Clip Adapters
    371413Steel
    No4M4
    18961K2800000
    371413Steel
    No5M5
    18961K290000
     
    Double-Clip Adapters
    373113Steel
    No4M4
    28961K330000
    373113Steel
    No5M5
    28961K340000
     
    Panel-Clip Adapters
    484812Nylon
    No1.9M2.2
    128961K320000
    767612Nylon
    No1.9M2.2
    308961K350000
     
    Spring-Clip Adapters
    51428Aluminum
    Yes46-32
    11258961K10600000
    51758Aluminum
    Yes46-32
    21258961K10700000
    511008Aluminum
    Yes46-32
    21258961K10800000
     

    DIN Rail Stops

    Image of ProductInUse. Front orientation. DIN Rail Stops.
    Image of Product. Screw On Rail Stops for DIN 3 Rails. Front orientation. DIN Rail Stops. For DIN 3 Rails, Screw On.
    Image of Product. Snap On Rail Stops for DIN 3 Rails. Front orientation. DIN Rail Stops. For DIN 3 Rails, Snap On.
    Image of Product. Screw On Rail Stops for DIN 1 or DIN 3 Rails. Front orientation. DIN Rail Stops. For DIN 3 or DIN 1 Rails, Screw On.

    Screw On

    Rail Stops

    for DIN 3

    Rails

    Snap On

    Rail Stops

    for DIN 3

    Rails

    Screw On

    Rail

    Stops

    for DIN

    1 or DIN

    3 Rails

    Stop terminal blocks, relays, and other components from sliding along DIN rails.
    Screw On—As you tighten the screw, these stops wedge into place on the DIN rail for a more secure hold than snap-on stops.
    Snap On—Press these stops against a DIN rail and they snap into place. Since you don’t need tools, they’re faster to install or remove than screw-on stops.
    For DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
    Group Markers—Label these markers and attach them to stops for easy identification.
    Stops
    Group Markers
    For DIN
    Rail
    Ht.
    Dp.
    Ht.,
    mm
    Wd.,
    mm
    Dp.,
    mm
    Material
    Color
    Flammability
    Rating
    Pkg.
    Qty.
    Pkg.
    Pkg.
    Qty.
    Pkg.
    For DIN 3 Rails
     
    Screw On
    35 mm7.5 mm39.51627Zinc-Plated Steel105575N12000000105575N2300000
    35 mm7.5 mm, 15 mm45832PlasticGrayUL 94 V-0
    105575N2200000105575N230000
    35 mm7.5 mm, 15 mm509.544.5PlasticGrayUL 94 V-0
    15575N190000105575N230000
    35 mm15 mm39.51627Zinc-Plated Steel105575N1300000105575N230000
     
    Snap On
    35 mm7.5 mm, 15 mm41635PlasticGrayUL 94 V-0
    55575N170000105575N230000
    35 mm15 mm411035PlasticGrayUL 94 V-0
    105575N1500000105575N230000
     
    For DIN 3 or DIN 1 Rails
     
    Screw On
    35 mm
    32 mm
    7.5 mm, 15 mm
    15 mm
    44934PlasticGrayUL 94 V-0
    105575N2100000105575N230000
    35 mm
    32 mm
    7.5 mm, 15 mm
    15 mm
    50946PlasticGrayUL 94 V-0
    15575N180000105575N230000
     

    DIN Rail Mounting Brackets

    Image of ProductInUse. Front orientation. DIN Rail Mounting Brackets.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. DIN Rail Mounting Brackets. Angled.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. DIN Rail Mounting Brackets. Straight.

    Angled

    Straight

    Create extra space between your DIN rail and the mounting surface to route wires or fit bulky devices.
    For DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
    Angled—Tilt your rail at an angle while adding space behind it. These brackets make labels and displays easier to view, especially in crowded enclosures.
    Mounting
    Holes
    Ht.,
    mm
    Wd.,
    mm
    Dp.,
    mm
    Top Dp.,
    mm
    Material
    Mounting Fasteners
    Included
    Dia.,
    mm
    No.
    of
    DIN Rail Mounting
    Fasteners Included
    DIN Rail Mounting Hole
    Size (No. of)
    Pkg.
    Qty.
    Pkg.
    For DIN 1, DIN 2, or DIN 3 Rails
     
    Angled
    80255025Zinc-Plated SteelNo72YesM6 × 1 mm (1)18961K2200000
    97184832Zinc-Plated SteelNo4.32No4.3 mm (1)18961K5100000
     
    Straight
    802025Zinc-Plated SteelNo72YesM6 × 1 mm (1)18961K230000
    802050Zinc-Plated SteelNo72YesM6 × 1 mm (1)18961K240000
    802070Zinc-Plated SteelNo72YesM6 × 1 mm (1)18961K250000
    802090Zinc-Plated SteelNo72YesM6 × 1 mm (1)18961K260000
    121189Zinc-Plated SteelYes52No4.4 mm (2) M5 × 0.8 mm (3)28961K6100000
    171189Zinc-Plated SteelYes52No4.4 mm (4) M5 × 0.8 mm (5)28961K6200000
    201189Zinc-Plated SteelYes52No4.4 mm (5) M5 × 0.8 mm (6)28961K6300000
    221189Zinc-Plated SteelYes52No4.4 mm (6) M5 × 0.8 mm (7)28961K6400000
    271189Zinc-Plated SteelYes52No4.4 mm (8) M5 × 0.8 mm (9)28961K6500000
    321189Zinc-Plated SteelYes52No4.4 mm (10) M5 × 0.8 mm (11)28961K6600000
     

    DIN Rail Spacers

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    Image of Product. Front orientation. DIN Rail Spacers.
    Create space between components mounted on DIN rails for cooling, installing wire, and organizing electrical panels and cabinets. These spacers slide along DIN rails so you can shift terminal blocks, relays, and other parts without having to remove the spacers.
    For DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
    For DIN
    Rail
    Ht.
    Dp.
    Ht.,
    mm
    Wd.,
    mm
    Dp.,
    mm
    Material
    Color
    Flammability
    Rating
    Pkg.
    Qty.
    Pkg.
    For DIN 3 or DIN 1 Rails
     
    Snap On
    35 mm
    32 mm
    7.5 mm, 15 mm
    15 mm
    43829PlasticBlackUL 94 V-0
    105575N1600000
     

    Magnetic-Back DIN Rails

    Image of Product. Front orientation. DIN Rails. Magnetic-Back DIN Rails.
    Image of Product. Back orientation. DIN Rails. Magnetic-Back DIN Rails.
    Quick to install and easy to reposition, these rails mount to steel enclosures with a strong magnet. Since you don’t need to drill holes to install them, they help you avoid leaks in liquid-tight enclosures. They’re also good for tight spaces where a screwdriver won’t fit.
    DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
    Wt. Cap.,
    lb.
    Ht.,
    mm
    Lg.,
    mm
    Overall
    Lg., mm
    Dp.,
    mm
    Material
    Color
    Flammability
    Rating
    Each
    DIN 3
    6 1/235667115PlasticBlackUL 94 V-0
    3661N11000000
     

    Adhesive-Back DIN Rails

    Image of Product. Front orientation. DIN Rails. Adhesive-Back DIN Rails.
    Image of Product. Back orientation. DIN Rails. Adhesive-Back DIN Rails.
    Stick these rails inside enclosures when drilling holes isn’t an option. They’re good for tight spaces where a screwdriver won’t fit, and for avoiding leaks in liquid-tight enclosures. The adhesive reaches its full weight capacity after 24 hours.
    DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
    Wt. Cap.,
    lb.
    Ht.,
    mm
    Lg.,
    mm
    Overall
    Lg., mm
    Dp.,
    mm
    Material
    Color
    Flammability
    Rating
    Pkg.
    Qty.
    Pkg.
    DIN 3
    135274314PlasticBlackUL 94 V-0
    53609N11000000
    16 1/235667115PlasticBlackUL 94 V-0
    13609N120000
     

    DIN Rail Mounting Adapters for Development Boards

    Image of ProductInUse. Front orientation. DIN Rail Mounting Adapters. DIN Rail Mounting Adapters for Development Boards.
    Protect development boards from dust, water, and debris by mounting them to DIN rails inside control cabinets. These adapters have an open-air design to keep boards cool. They attach perpendicularly to DIN rails, taking up less space in your setup. Use the included cable ties to secure your cords to the mount and keep connections free from strain.
    For DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
    DIN Rail Mounting Adapters
    Image of Product. Front orientation. DIN Rail Mounting Adapters. DIN Rail Mounting Adapters for Development Boards.
    For DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
    For Mfr. Series
    Ht.,
    mm
    Wd.,
    mm
    Dp.,
    mm
    For DIN
    Rail Ht., mm
    Material
    Mounting Fasteners
    Included
    Includes
    Each
    For DIN 3 Rails
    Arduino Uno, Mega124891135Nylon 6/6
    YesCable Ties7411N1300000
    Beaglebone Black, Green127891135Nylon 6/6
    YesCable Ties7411N1400000
    Raspberry Pi 2, 3, 4; Asus Tinker Board; O-Droid C292921135Nylon 6/6
    YesCable Ties7411N1100000
    Raspberry Pi Zero7973635Nylon 6/6
    YesCable Ties7411N120000
     
    DIN Rail Mounting Adapters with Adjustable Standoffs
    Image of Product. Front orientation. DIN Rail Mounting Adapters. DIN Rail Mounting Adapters for Development Boards, DIN Rail Mounting Adapters with Adjustable Standoffs.
    Adapters with adjustable standoffs have slots to accommodate a range of development board sizes. This means you won’t need a new mount if you switch to a different board. However, they take more time and hardware to set up than adapters without adjustable standoffs.
    For DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
    For
    Board, mm
    Lg.
    Wd.
    Ht.,
    mm
    Wd.,
    mm
    Dp.,
    mm
    For DIN
    Rail Ht., mm
    Material
    Mounting Fasteners
    Included
    Includes
    Each
    For DIN 3 Rails
    19 to 9915 to 6499991035Nylon 6/6
    YesCable Ties7411N121000000
     

    DIN-Rail-Mount Hook and Loop Straps

    Clip these straps to DIN rails to route and organize wire, cable, and hose. They're made to fit DIN 3 rails, which are the most common size. All meet UL 94 V-0, meaning they quickly self-extinguish, so they're a good choice for hot and poorly ventilated places such as server rooms.
    Straps with Buckle— For an extra-tight hold, cinch these straps down with the built-in buckle.
    Clip On
    Image of ProductInUse. Front orientation. Hook and Loop Straps. DIN-Rail-Mount Hook and Loop Straps, Clip On.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Hook and Loop Straps. DIN-Rail-Mount Hook and Loop Straps, Clip On.
    Flammability Rating—Straps with a UL or FAA flammability rating burn slowly or self-extinguish to reduce the risk of fire spreading.
    For DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
    Lg.,
    mm
    For Max. Bundle
    Dia., mm
    Wd.,
    mm
    For DIN
    Rail Ht., mm
    Material
    Color
    Buckle
    Material
    Flammability Rating
    Each
    For DIN 3 Rails
    152191035Nylon FabricBlackPlasticUL 94 V-2, UL 94 V-0
    3640N1100000
    178351935Nylon FabricBlackPlasticUL 94 V-2, UL 94 V-0
    3640N1200000
    203601935Nylon FabricBlackPlasticUL 94 V-2, UL 94 V-0
    3640N1300000
     

    DIN Rail Cutters

    Image of Product. Front orientation. DIN Rail Cutters.
    Pull the lever on these cutters to make smooth cuts in steel and aluminum DIN rails without leaving a bur. To cut the same length over and over, slide the stop along the ruler and clamp in place. Cutters mount to your workbench.
    12 × 6.4 mm Hole Punch—Cutters with a hole punch are used to add slots anywhere along a rail. You can position the die to cut horizontal or vertical holes.
    Mounting
    Holes
    For Cutting Trade Size (Ht. × Dp. × Overall Dp.)
    Ht.,
    m
    Wd.,
    mm
    Lg.,
    m
    Handle
    Lg., m
    Ruler Lg.
    Mounting Fasteners
    Included
    No.
    of
    Dia.,
    mm
    Features
    Each
    DIN 3 Rails (35 × 7.5 mm)
    DIN 3 Rails (35 × 15 mm)
    1.21521.4139"/100 cmNo4106134N11000000000
    DIN 3 Rails (35 × 7.5 mm)
    DIN 3 Rails (35 × 15 mm)
    DIN 3 Rails with Bracket (35 mm × 7.5 mm × 58 mm)
    1.21521.4139"/100 cmNo4116134N1200000000
    DIN 3 Rails (35 × 7.5 mm)
    DIN 3 Rails (35 × 15 mm)
    DIN 2 Rails (15 × 5.5 mm)
    DIN 1 Rails (32 × 15 mm)
    1.21521.4139"/100 cmNo41212 × 6.4 mm Hole Punch6134N1300000000

    Cable Holders for DIN Rails

    Image of ProductInUse. Front orientation. Cable Holders. Cable Holders for DIN Rails.
    Image of Product. C-Shape Clips with Bottom or Top Entry. Front orientation. Cable Holders. Cable Holders for DIN Rails, C-Shape Clips, Top Cable Entry, Bottom Cable Entry.
    Image of Product. C-Shape Clips with Side Entry. Front orientation. Cable Holders. Cable Holders for DIN Rails, C-Shape Clips, Side Cable Entry.
    Image of Product. Interlocking Clips with Side Entry. Front orientation. Cable Holders. Cable Holders for DIN Rails, Interlocking Clips.

    C-Shape

    Clips

    with

    Bottom or

    Top Entry

    C-Shape

    Clips

    with Side

    Entry

    Interlocking

    Clips with

    Side Entry

    Slide these holders onto DIN rails to route and organize your cables. They’re often used in server racks and equipment cabinets. Since they mount without adhesive or screws, you can move them anywhere along the rail.
    C-Shape Clips—Designed for frequent setup changes, these clips make it easy to add, move, or remove cables.
    Interlocking Clips—Hold cables more securely than C-shape clips.
    For DIN Rail Trade Size—We gave each type of rail a trade size to help you quickly find compatible parts. DIN 3 is the most common type of rail—it's also called top hat or standard rail. DIN 2 is a smaller version of DIN 3, so it's also known as mini rail. DIN 1 is also known as G-section rail.
    Inside,
    mm
    Cable Entry
    Location
    Ht.,
    mm
    Wd.,
    mm
    Dp.,
    mm
    Ht.
    Wd.
    Material
    Color
    Mount
    Type
    Flammability
    Rating
    Pkg.
    Qty.
    Pkg.
    For DIN 3 Rails
     
    C-Shape Clips
    Bottom, Top11111056NylonOff-WhiteSlide OnUL 94 V-2
    257443N11600000
    Side151510511NylonOff-WhiteSlide OnUL 94 V-2
    257443N1120000
     
    Interlocking Clips
    Side151610511NylonOff-WhiteSlide OnUL 94 V-2
    257443N1140000
     
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