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The CCADR40S2 is a DIN rail component manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for integration within NEMA 4X enclosures. Constructed from zinc-plated steel, this rail features a snap-on fixing mechanism to facilitate quick and efficient installation of enclosure components. It is specifically engineered to fit Compact Aluminum Enclosures with a length of 402mm. The product supports the mounting of terminal blocks, relays, switches, filters, timers, and various other electrical accessories, helping maintain structural support and fit within the enclosure system.
Verify that the target enclosure matches the specified 402mm length requirement for proper fit. Confirm material specifications align with environmental needs, as the unit is zinc-plated steel. Ensure compatibility with the intended electrical components such as terminal blocks or relays. Check RoHS status if required by project specifications, noting potential non-compliance. Validate part number accuracy against manufacturer documentation before ordering.
Select the CCADR40S2 when working with Hoffman Compact Aluminum Enclosures requiring a 402mm DIN rail. This model is suitable for applications needing robust structural support for electrical accessories. Consider the zinc-plated steel finish for general corrosion resistance. Compare with other lengths like CCADR20S2 or CCADR60S2 if enclosure dimensions differ. Ensure the snap-on mounting method meets installation speed requirements.
This component belongs to the Hoffman COMPACT™ series, specifically the CA1 Type TS-15 DIN rail line. It is part of a range of enclosure accessories designed to simplify panel assembly. The series includes various lengths to accommodate different enclosure sizes, ensuring standardized mounting solutions across Hoffman's NEMA 4X product family.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify exact dimensional compatibility with existing enclosures before considering alternative brands.

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