Rackmount DIN Rail Kit 19 Inch 3RU 20 Pole 465x67x128mm Redback
Redback 19 inch rackmount DIN rail kit features 3RU height, 465x67x128mm size, and capacity for 20 single pole breakers. Ideal for DIN gear in comms racks.
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Alternatively Known As: 19-Inch DIN Rail Rack Kit, Rackmount DIN Rail Chassis, 3RU DIN Rail Mounting Kit
- Model: DIN20-3RU
- Rack Compatibility: Standard 19-inch racks
- Rack Height: 3RU
- Breaker Capacity: Up to 20 standard single-pole breakers
- Construction: Powder-coated metal chassis
- Front Panel: Detachable for breaker installation and removal
- Colour: Black
- Packaging Unit: 1 each
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 128mm x 67mm x 465mm
- Weight: 1.8 kg
- Mounts DIN rail equipment in standard 19-inch communications racks
- Accommodates up to 20 standard single-pole breakers
- Compact 3RU format for power distribution and control equipment
- Detachable front panel simplifies breaker fitting and removal
- Suitable for communications rooms, data centres and industrial control installations
- The rack kit is a passive mounting component, but installation of circuit breakers, wiring and associated electrical equipment should be completed by a licensed electrician in accordance with AS/NZS 3000 and the equipment manufacturer's instructions.
- DIN-mounted circuit protection in communications racks
- Power distribution within data centres and comms rooms
- Industrial control and automation equipment mounting
- Telecommunications and security system rack installations
- Metal construction can be recycled at end of service life
- Durable rack-mounted construction supports extended product service life
- Enables modular replacement and servicing of DIN-mounted equipment, reducing unnecessary system-wide replacement
24-month warranty as listed by Australian Redback Racks distributors, subject to the applicable supplier warranty terms and exclusions.
Available through Redback Racks and authorised Australian distributors; confirm current stock with the supplier.
