90 Degree Raspberry Pi DIN Rail Carrier
Designed by PlasmaDan in United Kingdom
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The DINPi 90 is a special variant of our DINPi V2 board which rotates the Raspberry Pi 90 degrees. This helps to better align the I/O ports, while maintaining compatibility with our HAT RACK boards. …
Read More…The DINPi 90 is a special variant of our DINPi V2 board which rotates the Raspberry Pi 90 degrees. This helps to better align the I/O ports, while maintaining compatibility with our HAT RACK boards.
Designed to mount a Raspberry Pi or any other pin-compatible SBC (single board computer) onto a DIN rail, using standard DIN rail adapters. A right-angle header provides a complete breakout for your project with BCM pin numbering printed directly onto the board.
Manufactured from high quality 1.6mm FR-4 glass fibre material, with a gorgeous satin black finish.
The DINPi range of carrier boards can easily be externally powered if required. Some of our HAT RACK boards provide this capability via an auxiliary connector, as do many HATs and Pi accessories.
Alternatively you can simply connect a 5V source to the 5V pin and any ground pin (−) as you would normally. Be sure to use a properly regulated 5V supply to avoid damaging your Pi.
The DINPi 90 is fully compatible with all 40-way Raspberry Pi models and clones.
You can find this and our other Raspberry Pi projects on our GitHub page.
We offer a 12 month warranty on all our products (excludes damage caused by water ingress, misuse or abuse).
We are a VAT registered business. For our UK customers VAT is inclusive. For international sales outside the UK VAT is not charged.
Note: Local taxes and other import or handling fees may be applied. These are the responsibility of the buyer. We will always declare the purchase price excluding shipping.
VAT: GB 163 9265 87
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