DIN Rail Mounting for Raspberry Pi, Arduino and NVIDIA Jetson
Control cabinets and automation panels use the 35 mm DIN rail as their standard mounting system. KKSB offers three ways to put a Raspberry Pi, Arduino or NVIDIA Jetson board on that rail. Which one suits you depends on whether the board needs an enclosure.
1. A case with a DIN rail clip
The KKSB DIN Rail Mount Clip is an aluminium clip with a steel spring that screws onto KKSB cases with pre-cut DIN clip holes. This gives the board a closed metal enclosure on the rail. Cases with these holes include several KKSB Raspberry Pi 5 cases, the ROCK 5B case, Arduino cases, the Jetson Orin Nano case and BeagleBone and Coral cases. Check “Mounting” on the product page of your case to confirm.
For a Raspberry Pi 5 with an NVMe SSD, the KKSB Raspberry Pi 5 M.2 Industrial Case is a steel case that takes the clip and also has VESA 75 mounting.
2. An open DIN rail bracket
If the cabinet already protects the electronics, an open bracket is simpler and leaves room for add-on boards and coolers. Each bracket comes with a DIN rail clip that can sit in six positions, three on the side and three underneath, so the board can stand upright or lie flat on the rail.
- KKSB Raspberry Pi DIN Rail Clip Bracket: for Raspberry Pi 5, 4B and 3B.
- KKSB Arduino DIN Rail Clip Bracket: for Arduino UNO Q, UNO R4 WiFi and Minima, UNO R3, Mega 2560 Rev3 and Giga R1 WiFi.
- KKSB DIN Rail Clip Bracket for NVIDIA Jetson: for the Jetson Nano, Jetson Orin and Jetson Xavier NX developer kits.
3. A DIN rail inside a 10-inch or 19-inch rack
To bring DIN rail equipment into a rack, the 2U adjustable DIN rail mount brackets carry a 35 mm DIN rail (EN 60715) with adjustable mounting depth:
They fit the KKSB 10-inch and 19-inch open rack cabinets.
Which one should you choose?
Choose a case with a clip when the board needs protection from dust and touch. Choose an open bracket when the board sits inside a closed cabinet and you want free access to headers and HATs. Choose the rack bracket when your DIN rail devices should live in a rack next to network equipment.
Need a DIN rail solution for a board that is not listed? We also make custom cases.