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Teltonika PR5MEC23 DIN Rail Kit Adapter for Teltonika Devices

MPN: PR5MEC234G LTE
$28.84

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Key Features

  • Bring Teltonika devices onto the same rail as the rest of the panel
  • Keep enclosure layouts to one documented mounting standard
  • Secure equipment against vibration-induced movement
  • Service devices by unclipping instead of unbolting
  • Simplify inspections with professionally mounted hardware
  • Stock alongside model-specific kits for full mounting coverage

Technical Specifications

Package

Packaged Quantity1 adapter kit

Mounting

TypeDIN rail kit adapter
FunctionAdapts device mounting provisions to rail

Physical

Shipping Weight0.16 lb

Identification

MpnPR5MEC23
Upc4779051840571
BrandTeltonika Networks

About This Device

DIN rail is the universal shelf of industrial electrics, and the cleanest panels put everything on it. The PR5MEC23 is Teltonika's rail adapter: a mechanical kit that adapts a Teltonika device's mounting provisions to clip onto standard cabinet rail, extending rail mounting to hardware and situations the fixed-model kits do not cover. As an adapter rather than a model-matched bracket, its role is flexibility. Panel builders integrating Teltonika equipment can bring devices onto the rail alongside power supplies, terminal blocks and PLCs, keeping the panel to one mounting standard — which pays off every time the enclosure is serviced, inspected or documented. Check fit against your specific device's mounting provisions when speccing; Teltonika's model-specific kits (PR5MEC00 standard and PR5MEC11 compact for the RUT/RUTX router list) remain the first choice where they apply, with the PR5MEC23 covering adapter scenarios beyond them. The case for rail mounting itself is well-rehearsed: equipment held at documented positions, immunity to vibration-induced wandering, cable dressing into proper wireways, and unclip-and-swap service that does not disturb neighboring components. An adapter that brings a networking device into that system costs little against the labor it saves over a panel's service life. The kit is purely mechanical — no electronics, no configuration — and at roughly 0.16 lb it adds nothing to a build's logistics. For panel shops standardizing on Teltonika connectivity, it belongs in the mounting-hardware drawer next to the model-specific kits.