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# Mounting and Wiring

### DIN Rail Mounting

The Iron Pi can be mounted on a standard 35mm DIN rail. Attachment to the DIN rail requires no tools. To attach the Iron Pi to a DIN rail:

1. Hook the bottom of the DIN rail's spring mechanism to the bottom of the DIN rail
2. Push the unit up toward the top of the rail
3. Rock the unit down to grip the top of the rail

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The Iron Pi can be removed from the rail by just pushing up toward the top of the rail and rocking the unit back to release from the rail.

### Wiring to the Terminal Block

The Iron Pi's terminals can accept 16AWG to 24AWG bare wire. When connecting wires to the Iron Pi's terminals, strip 10mm of insulation from the end of the wire.![](/files/3QLR9CH65oZzs4wGFbBw)

When connecting stranded or thin gauge wire to the Iron Pi's terminals, use a small flathead screwdriver to release the terminal while inserting the wire. Ferrules and larger solid wires can be pushed into the terminals without pressing the orange release mechanism. ![](/files/AzTiG5K8pZsc9HnfJ9q0)


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