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Mencom Corporation Introduces NEW Expandable Din Rail Terminal Modules

Source: Mencom Corporation
26 June, 2015
1 min read
Mencom’s new expandable T35 series of Din Rail modules allow you the convenience of mounting a wide variety of connectors to your DIN rail.

Don’t Limit Yourself to a Terminal Block Connector on Your Din Rail.

Mencom’s new expandable T35 series of Din Rail modules allow you the convenience of mounting a wide variety of connectors to your DIN rail. Also known as “break-out boards” these modules allow the end user to take a pre-molded connection, like a ribbon cable or D-Sub, and easily break it out to individual terminal points. This is all done while taking up minimal space on the DIN rail. Custom interface modules that may require special circuits or components can be designed with quick turnaround from design to delivery.

DIN Rail Interface Modules

Mencom offers a broad range of DIN Rail mount modules that provide a wiring transition from a variety of connectors to fixed wiring, or wireable terminal block.

- Interface modules feature a cable locking mechanism

- The printed circuit boards feature component holes, making it easy for the customer to add electronic components

- Interface modules have designated areas for easy identification labeling

- Multi-tiered terminal blocks for quick wiring

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