We are one of the largest independent electrical wholesalers in the West Midlands, with distribution centres in Leicester, London, Manchester and Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. IP rating describes the enclosure's ability to protect the device inside from dust, dirt, water and moisture. Since you’ll be working with high-voltage electricity, first turn off the main power switch on your fusebox or consumer unit. I didn't actually ask for the EIC, but I would put a significant wager on one not having been supplied, though it might exist somewhere.

There are some third party plug in adapters for the Nest, perhaps there's something similar for the Ring. Refer to your local laws and building codes before performing electrical work; permits and/or professional installation may be required by law. What I think I want is a small flush mounted enclosure with minimal protusion and/or a neat cover, but can't seem to find anything - anyone aware of one? The enclosures are available in a range of sizes, materials and IP ratings for many different applications. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data.They are used in the electric panels as well as in applications where the isolation class II, extremely compact dimensions and a long-term reliability are required. For example, a Primary Voltage Rating of 400V ac can be stepped down to a Secondary Voltage Rating of 230V ac.

It offers efficient power conversion, easy installation, and robust durability, making it perfect for demanding environments.DIN Rail enclosure accessories are available to complete your enclosure, and these range from a standard DIN rail, Din rail clips, frame sets, cable glands, panel covers, slotted terminal covers, connectors, modules, adaptors, screws. There are no handy cupboards unfortunately, so I'm looking at options to mount the transformer on the hall wall without it looking awful. When choosing an enclosure it is essential to ensure it provides the necessary protection for your equipment. Given the location of the CU, it is not the simplest path for a cable run, so looking at other options, including mounting the transformer nearer the door.

The Comatec Din rail Transformer have been designed for installation in home and industry automation. It used to be wired systems, then the trend moved to wireless doorbells now people want Ring or similar which means wired system again! Not exactly the suggestion you are looking for but when I had to fit the DIN rail mounted transformer for my Ring doorbell I couldn't run it to my consumer unit.

However, I've not used it, instead opting for a normal Honeywell/Friedland transformer for my Ring doorbell with a smaller footprint in my coat cupboard. Checkout our Directory of Electricians and Directory of Solar PV Installers which we are continually working on. It also fits BG Bell Transformer which is cheaper than the Ring one, so I would assume it fits all standard DIN rail bell transformers. On a side note, Ring only sell a din rail transformer with DC output, most of their modern doorbells require an AC transformer, so theirs is not suitable.