Enclosure mounting accessory Rittal PS 4120.000, grey polypropylene/zinc, 207×24×365 mm

Rittal PS 4120.000 is an enclosure mounting accessory made of grey polypropylene (PP) with zinc elements, sized for installation on tubular door frames within industrial enclosures and control cabinets. With dimensions of 207 × 24 × 365 mm, this mounting accessory is intended to hold wiring plans and similar documents securely in place during fault finding and maintenance. It is compatible with common Rittal systems including TS, SE, CM, TP and PC and is supplied as a single piece per pack.

Advantages

The accessory provides a durable, corrosion-resistant combination of polypropylene and zinc for reliable long-term use inside control cabinets. Its compact profile and standardized dimensions allow straightforward integration into existing enclosure systems and baying according to door width. The design keeps wiring plans accessible and fixed while technicians perform inspections or repairs, improving workflow and reducing the risk of document loss or damage.

Suitable for

• Holding wiring plans and schematics during maintenance and troubleshooting
• Mounting on tubular door frames of electrical enclosures and control cabinets
• Use in industrial environments where a compact, bayable lectern is required

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP) body with zinc components
• Colour: grey
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 207 × 24 × 365 mm
• Compatibility: TS, SE, CM, TP and PC enclosure systems
• Supply form: 1 piece per pack
• Package weight (approx.): 880 g

How to use

Attach the mounting accessory to the tubular door frame of the enclosure at the desired height and position, ensuring it aligns with door width if multiple units are to be bayed. Place wiring plans or documents onto the lectern surface and secure them as needed so they remain visible during maintenance tasks. Verify that the unit is fixed and does not obstruct door operation or internal components before closing the cabinet.

Usage recommendations

Use the accessory inside dry, ventilated enclosures and avoid exposure to aggressive chemicals or excessive mechanical force. When baying multiple units, check clearances to ensure door movement and component access are not restricted. Periodically inspect fastening points and zinc components for signs of wear or corrosion and replace if necessary to maintain secure mounting.