DINrööbastele

DINrööbastele refers to the mounting rails, typically a DIN rail, used in electrical enclosures and control cabinets. These standardized metal rails provide a simple and organized method for mounting various electrical components. The most common type is the 35mm DIN rail, which is widely adopted internationally.

The primary function of DINrööbastele is to offer a universal mounting system, allowing manufacturers to produce modular components that can be easily attached and detached. This standardization facilitates efficient assembly, maintenance, and reconfiguration of electrical panels. Components such as circuit breakers, relays, terminal blocks, power supplies, and measurement devices are often designed with a clip-on mechanism that mates with the DIN rail.

Beyond the standard 35mm rail, other widths like 15mm and 7.5mm are also used for smaller components or specific applications. The rails are typically made of steel, often zinc-plated or passivated for corrosion resistance. They are secured within an enclosure and components are then slid or clipped onto the rail. This system ensures consistent spacing and secure mounting, contributing to the overall safety and reliability of electrical installations. The widespread adoption of DINrööbastele has significantly streamlined the design and construction of control systems and electrical distribution boards across many industries.