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RE: how do keep common connections tidy?


  • Subject: RE: how do keep common connections tidy?
  • From: "Jason Starkie" <jason.starkie@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 11:10:33 +0100

I used some miniature din rail available form RS components



Weidmuller sell terminals that clip onto the din rail and can be linked
together to form a bus bar as you suggest



They even sell strips that push in to provide the link



Hope that helps



Jason



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Adrian
Sent: 21 August 2005 08:56
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Subject: [ukha_d] how do keep common connections tidy?



Hi

Am currently wiring up my comfort alarm (this could apply to lots of
things), how have you managed to keep the +VE and common tidy?

I guess what i'm after is something like a miniature bus bar for + and -
, i originally tried jamming them all into the connectors on the board
but this is untidy and also a pain when you want to add one and some
fall out.

any thoughts/ideas/links?

Ade










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