[RE-wrenches] DIN Rail connector source
Maverick Brown
maverick at mavericksolar.com
Mon Sep 26 20:12:23 PDT 2016
I use a lot of Phoenix Contact din stuff from Mouser.com. You can get different width din bus bars with fixed bridges to make distribution blocks, from 26 to 2 AWG.
Schneider makes a lot of products as well. Like RFP2AJD power relays for gen start and other controls.
I also really like Omron products
i.e. G2R-1-S-DC12S relays & appropriate din socket.
Plus, solid state relays, power supplies and 'billions' of other din stuff.
I think you will like mouser.com.
Thank you,
Maverick
> On Sep 26, 2016, at 7:41 PM, William Miller <william at millersolar.com> wrote:
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> Colleagues:
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> I have been building a number of custom control and monitoring cabinets lately for some of our more complicated installations. I like using DIN rail components-- relays, connectors, fuse holders, etc. I have been buying these parts from Grainger, Newark, Digi-key, etc. From these suppliers there are a dizzying array of parts available, so much so that it is difficult to discern what will fit my needs. Also not all of them are of good quality.
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> I am wondering if any of you have a found a single-source supplier you prefer for DIN rail components that you might recommend? Hopefully ne from which I can choose the parts I need without wading through 50 catalog pages.
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> Also, is there a brand or style of connector block any of you favor? Most of my applications are low current.
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> Thank you in advance for any input.
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> Sincerely,
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> William Miller
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