XPost: sci.electronics.components, sci.electronics.design, sci.electronics.misc   
   From: not@home.cow   
      
   I am building an industrial sensor system for warehouse and need to isolate   
   some inputs using blocking diodes (simple rectifiers will suffice).   
      
      
   To do this in the DIN rail configuration will take 2 terminal blocks, one for   
   each connection to the diode.   
      
   It would be so much easier if there were single-position DIN-rail diodes that   
   just snap onto the rail with a screw- or push-terminal on each end. Or a   
   DIN-rail blank (dunno what to call it): a pair of screw terminals on the top   
   for attaching the diode, and the usual screw- or push-terminals for wiring it   
   into the circuit.   
      
   Surely one of these must exist… but searching turns up nothing.   
      
   Ideas?   
      
   Thanks.   
      
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