WS-12-250-DC orientation?
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2017 9:55 pm
All the illustrations I've seen of this switch show the DC terminals on top, which puts the fan on the bottom.
OK. I can see this, the side opposite the fan has a bunch of ventilation holes, so this would let the hot air out.
However, the fan (which is now on the bottom) is an exhaust fan. This means that rather than letting the fan help the natural hot air rising, it would be pulling the air in the downward direction?
The other issue is the DIN rail mount is spring loaded on the top. With the weight of the switch, plus the weight of the cables, the DIN spring is partially depressed.
Seems to me that the "correct" wall/DIN rain mounting orientation should be with the fan on the top, the DC terminals on the bottom, and the DIN-spring on the bottom as well?
OK. I can see this, the side opposite the fan has a bunch of ventilation holes, so this would let the hot air out.
However, the fan (which is now on the bottom) is an exhaust fan. This means that rather than letting the fan help the natural hot air rising, it would be pulling the air in the downward direction?
The other issue is the DIN rail mount is spring loaded on the top. With the weight of the switch, plus the weight of the cables, the DIN spring is partially depressed.
Seems to me that the "correct" wall/DIN rain mounting orientation should be with the fan on the top, the DC terminals on the bottom, and the DIN-spring on the bottom as well?