Control-box with display, fitting on a DIN rail

Hi thank you for your valuable comment. sure i will do some alters in design and send it again ASAP.

Yes. Cool one. I like the design. The electronics do not heat up much, not necessary to have ventilation. But it looks nice, so please leave it (but probably close the encloser underneath, so water cannot get in).
If you put the DIN rail a bit higher, you can make the enclosure thinner because the Schuko Socket has more space in the back. Is that possible?

Thanks for the designs. It is coming closer :)

You could also add some refinements, such as small differences in height to make it look a bit more interesting, see this one for example:
https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B015FV21IW/ref=pd_sim_23_5?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=753R4CD8D4QRWWZZCZ61

I rated the designs which are best so far

yes, opening the box should not be necessary for its installation. You can think of a mounting as this one for example:

https://images.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.icp-nailcare.de%2Fbilder%2Fprodukte%2Fgross%2FHD-DR-01_Wandhalterung-DRACULA-fuer-Hygiene-Handschuhe.jpg&f=1

where someone has a single screw in the wall, and hangs the box on it similar to a painting.

I know you said that you want to be able to mount it to a rail without having to open the box, what about mounting it to a wall? Same concept?

Thanks for logo..

- Logo is added

- Open case: yes, thank you. Should of course be possible to open the case. To clarify myself: I want it to be attachable to the DIN rail without having to open it.

Thanks for the feedback. Ill add the refinements and get another design up. You said you don&;t want the box to open but how do you imagine configuring the electric component wiring etc or getting to the insides for any maintenance? Are you sure you want a completely sealed unit? I based my design on one similar to a touchscreen thermostat housing which uses this split design for that reason along with mounting.

Cheers

Hi, Can you add LOGO with transparent background?(.png file or .ai or .svg)

One more thing here: I just realized the C14 inlet should be turned by 180 degree, because there are some cables which have a 90 degree plug and then the cable would block the screen.

Thank you for the quick feedback, Christoph. I&;ll have a much more refined version up later today.

Also a good design. Problems yet: fitting to the DIN rail - should not be necessary to open the box.

Thank you, I like this design most so far. The corners look great. Problem yet is still with the DIN rail, please see my other comment.

First look is good. However, you need to work on the fitting to the DIN rail, please see my other comment. I want to see a convincing fitting at this stage. I like the way the display is implemented here.

Yes, thank you! I like all the drafts so far.
There is one important point that I would like to have fixed: The DIN rail fitting should be in a way that the box can be fitted on the rail from the front, no need to push it from the side, which would require that the rail is open from the side (which is not the case most of the time)
See here for an example:
http://www.avisaro.com/en/din-rail-fitting.html
or here:
http://avisaro.eshop.t-online.de/WebRoot/Store4/Shops/Shop37556/477E/78BC/FE23/5C09/71CA/AC14/500A/E639/20071120_0020_reverse_0020_din_0020_-_0020_750.jpg
or here:
http://www.alliedelec.com/schneider-electric-magnecraft-16-dclip-1/70185004/
or this one:
http://www.teknomega.com/electrical-equipment-for-panel-boards/din-rails-and-profiles/clip-for-din-rail

All of these have in common: you can fit the box to a DIN rail without opening the box and you can fit it and take it off again by using a skew-driver as a lever for example. Can you implement this, please? This is the important point about the DIN rail.

With parallel I mean: imagine there are devices next to this box, sitting on the DIN rail. Then they should fit next to each other kind of ok - so no () shaped sides but [] shaped sides so that there is no empy space on the sides. Just the corners can be rounded.

Do you have any additional requirements for the form factor? What does "parallel enclosure boundaries" imply? Should the enclosure be a rectangular box shape, or does it require any profile to fit into/alongside other devices?

Yes, thank you for the question. Please aim for IP54.

Is there any requirements for better IP rating? ( such as IP 67 )