TRACOPOWER DIN Rail Mounting Kit, for use with TEP 75-WI, TEP Series

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RS Stock No.:
745-1102
Mfr. Part No.:
TEP-MK1
Brand:
TRACOPOWER
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Brand

TRACOPOWER

Accessory Type

DIN Rail Mounting Kit

For Use With

TEP 75-WI

Series

TEP

Mounting Style

DIN Rail

COO (Country of Origin):
TW

Traco Power DIN Rail Mounting Kit, Screws Included, 20.8g Weight - TEP Series - TEP-MK1


Use this Traco Power mounting kit to easily attach your TEP series DC/DC converter module to a DIN rail. It's compatible with TEP 100, 160 and 200 chassis-mount products, so it's a versatile pick. The package includes one DIN-rail clip and two countersunk head M3 x 5 screws, so you have all the fixings you need to complete your installation. Aluminium alloy and stainless steel construction make this accessory set lightweight and durable, helping it stand the test of time in challenging environments.

Features & Benefits


• Low weight of 20.8g cuts strain on your rail
• 33mm thick, so it doesn't stick out
• Specialised DIN rail clip achieves a secure hold

Applications


• Railway industry
• Medical centres
• Factories
• IT hubs

What's a DIN rail?


A DIN rail is usually made from metal and is typically used for mounting industrial control equipment or circuit breakers. Most measure 35 x 7.5mm, although they do come in other sizes.

Are the holes pre-drilled on the backing plate?


Yes, they are, so you can fix your converter right away without having to reach for your drill.


Traco - 75W to 240W - TEP Series

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