Eaton 2C12790G01 Eaton Modular DIN-Rail Devices

Razz Middle East supplies the modular DIN-rail reference catalogued in this group under Eaton. Modular DIN-rail devices are the standard-width components that clip onto a 35 mm rail inside a distribution board or control panel — protection, switching, signalling and interface modules that share a common mounting and a common front-face pitch. Sourced to order and delivered duty-paid, normally within three weeks.

Eaton 2C12790G01

This page covers Eaton part number 2C12790G01 — Eaton Modular DIN-Rail Devices. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About Eaton Modular DIN-Rail Devices

DIN-rail modular construction is a mechanical convention rather than a product type. Devices are built to a standard module width, or a multiple of it, and snap onto a top-hat rail so that a board can be laid out, wired and later rebuilt without drilling. What sits on the rail varies widely: miniature circuit breakers and residual-current devices, control and interface relays with their bases, timers and monitoring relays, terminal blocks, surge protection modules, small power supplies, contactors in modular form, isolating switches, and the auxiliary and signalling contacts that clip onto them. References of the form 2C12790G01 are Eaton catalogue numbers whose digits index the catalogue rather than describe the device, so the number is the only reliable identifier and no rating can be read from it. What is common across the family is the mechanical interface — rail width, module pitch, terminal orientation and the depth behind the board's front cover — and that interface, more than the electrical function, decides whether a replacement drops into an existing board.

Eaton Modular DIN-Rail Devices in Saudi Arabia

Modular DIN-rail devices fill distribution boards and control panels in every kind of Saudi installation: substation auxiliary and marshalling panels on SEC-fed supplies, motor control centres and packaged skids in the Jubail and Yanbu petrochemical complexes, pump and dosing control panels in desalination and municipal water treatment, plant control rooms in cement and at Ma'aden mining sites, and the building services boards of hospitals, hotels, and the Red Sea and NEOM developments. Distribution is 380/400 V three phase at 60 Hz with 220 V single phase for lighting and control, so voltage and frequency ratings need checking against the device rather than assumed from a European catalogue. Switchroom ambient temperature is the other practical constraint, since modules mounted tightly together in a hot board derate.

Ordering and lead time

Order by the exact Eaton catalogue reference from the device label, photographed rather than retyped, because these numbers carry no readable structure and a single transposed digit returns a different product. Tell us what the device does in the board, its rated voltage and current, the number of modules it occupies on the rail, and whether it carries auxiliary or signalling contacts. If it is a replacement, say what board or assembly it comes out of and send a photograph showing the neighbouring devices, since rail position, terminal orientation and depth behind the cover often constrain the choice more than the rating does. Where the reference is obsolete we identify a functional successor and state what changes before quoting. Sourced to order and delivered duty-paid, normally three weeks from confirmation.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.