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The nVent Hoffman CCADR22S2 is a compact DIN type rail designed for use within Hoffman enclosures. Constructed from steel with a zinc-plated finish, this component measures 35 mm in width and 220 mm in length. It is specifically engineered to fit 210 mm high aluminum enclosures. The rail supports the mounting of terminal blocks, relays, switches, filters, timers, and various other electronic components. It utilizes a snap-on fixing mechanism for quick installation.
Verify that the enclosure height matches the 210 mm specification required for this rail. Confirm the zinc-plated finish meets environmental requirements. Ensure compatibility with the specific DIN components intended for installation. Check RoHS compliance status if applicable to the project specifications.
Select this model when a 220 mm length is required for 210 mm high enclosures. Choose the zinc-plated steel variant for standard industrial environments. Consider alternative lengths like the CCADR26S2 if the enclosure dimensions differ. Ensure the 35 mm width aligns with standard DIN rail component requirements.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman DIN rail series, which includes various lengths to accommodate different enclosure sizes. The CCADR22S2 is a specialized accessory for compact aluminum enclosures, providing a standardized mounting solution for internal electrical components within the Hoffman product ecosystem.
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