more on MATE2 [RE-wrenches]

[Darryl Thayer]

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I sure like the Mate 2 as to appearance and
durability, as I have had problems to the Mate in odd
mounting places.

For Mounting the three Mate 2's on my 12 inverter
system (and a couple of other systems) I made a 28
gauge sheet metal box, 2" deep (I think) and mounted
with sheet metal screws through the cornors.  I also
used locally attained cables that did not have the
fancy Outback strain relief to allow a sharper bend. 
The metal boxes were surface mounted.   I would think
a simple flat plate that would cover a hole and accept
the Mate 2 would also work.    
Darryl

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> The MATE2 (and MATE2M) is designed for flush type
> mounting (in a 
> cut-out).  It also can be surfaced mounted if
> required although the CAT5 
> cable goes straight out of the back and would
> require long screws.  It 
> is fully enclosed and does not use the mounting
> plate design of the 
> original oval MATE's housing.  
> 
> Unfortunatley - the flush mount cutout required is a
> bit of a funny size 
> and is not designed for a two gang box or anything
> similar. 
> 
> We are working on a next-generation replacement for
> the MATE with lots 
> of new features and improvements - it will be
> reverse compatible to 
> existing systems and will be much nicer from a
> user-interface / 
> packaging standpoint.  
> 
> Christopher
> 
> 
> Nicholas Ponzio wrote:
> > What's the mounting scenario for the MATE2? Does
> it mount on the PS2DC 
> > like the original MATE? Or does it need an
> additional enclosure? 
> 
> 
> Christopher Freitas
> OutBack Power Systems, Inc.
> cfreitas @ outbackpower.com  
> www.outbackpower.com
> Arlington WA USA
> Tel 360 435 6030  
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