Guide Rail

Guide rails are components used in electrical hardware and supplies, specifically in the supply group of electrical and electronic equipment components. They are typically made of metal or plastic and are designed to provide support and alignment for various electrical components, such as circuit boards or modules, within an enclosure or cabinet.

Guide rails are commonly used in rack-mounted equipment, such as servers, switches, or power distribution units (PDUs). They allow for easy installation and removal of these components, as well as provide stability and protection during operation.

These rails typically consist of two parts: the fixed rail, which is attached to the enclosure or cabinet, and the sliding rail, which is attached to the component. The sliding rail can be extended or retracted to facilitate easy access to the component for maintenance or replacement.

Guide rails come in various sizes and configurations to accommodate different types of equipment and enclosures. They are an essential component in ensuring proper organization, accessibility, and functionality of electrical and electronic equipment in various applications.