DIN rails and cable ducts are the backbone of any safe and organised electrical panel — whether at home, in an office or in an industrial facility. RAMO Heavy Duty offers professional-grade installation materials starting from ₪79 incl. VAT. In this guide you will learn the difference between low and high DIN rails, how to install a cable duct, and where to buy at the best price.
Quick Summary
✅ Low DIN Rail (35×7.5) — ₪79 incl. VAT, 2 metres
✅ High DIN Rail (35×15) — ₪149 incl. VAT, 2 metres
⚡ Cable Duct 2 m — ₪673 incl. VAT — ideal for clean cable management
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What Are DIN Rails and Cable Ducts?
A DIN rail is a standardised metal profile (35 mm wide) used to mount and secure electrical components inside distribution panels and electrical cabinets. It comes in two main types: the low rail (7.5 mm) for lightweight components such as terminals, and the high rail (15 mm) for circuit breakers and heavier devices. Both are available in 2-metre lengths and can be easily cut to size.
Cable ducts are equally essential: they organise and protect electrical cables along walls, ceilings or floors. A 2-metre duct keeps wiring neat and prevents tangles — especially useful in solar system installations, electrical panels and distribution boards. The lid clicks open for easy future access.
RAMO Heavy Duty products feature high durability, anti-corrosion protective coating and full compliance with Israeli EN standards. All items are in stock and available directly at ramo.co.il.
💡 Pro Tip
Deciding between low and high DIN rails? If you are installing magneto-thermal circuit breakers, always go with the high rail (35×15). It provides a more secure grip and prevents component shifting under electrical vibration.
How to Install DIN Rails and Cable Ducts — Step by Step
Step 1 — Measure and Cut: Measure the cabinet interior and cut the DIN rail to the required length using a hacksaw. Ensure the cut is straight and clean so components sit properly. The slotted holes allow you to adjust mounting points flexibly.
Step 2 — Secure the Rail: Drill holes in the back panel of the cabinet and fix the rail with M4 or M5 screws. After mounting, verify the rail is firm and does not wobble. Components will snap onto the rail with a satisfying click.
Step 3 — Install the Cable Duct: Once wiring is complete, attach the cable duct along the wall with appropriate screws. Leave enough clearance for the cables and ensure future maintenance access. The duct cover opens easily for any changes down the line.
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Frequently Asked Questions ❓
What is the difference between a low and high DIN rail?
A low rail (7.5 mm) suits lightweight components such as terminals and small switches. A high rail (15 mm) is designed for heavy circuit breakers and larger devices. Choose based on the components you plan to mount.
How many DIN rails do I need for a residential electrical panel?
A standard home panel typically requires 2–4 DIN rails of 1 metre each. Plan according to the number of components — breakers, RCDs and terminal blocks.
Can I cut a DIN rail at home?
Yes — use a hacksaw for a clean cut. Clamp the rail with pliers for stability, measure precisely with a ruler and file the edges smooth after cutting.
What standard do RAMO Heavy Duty DIN rails comply with?
RAMO Heavy Duty DIN rails comply with EN 60715 and are certified for use in both residential and industrial electrical panels in Israel.
Conclusion
High-quality electrical installation materials are the foundation of any safe and reliable installation. With RAMO Heavy Duty, you get professional-grade products at prices that suit both small jobs and large projects.