Rittal 4920000 Interconnecting Rod Bayed Enclosure 10-pack

Product Description

The RITTAL 4920000 is a sheet steel interconnecting rod designed to extend the locking mechanism from a primary TS enclosure to adjacent enclosures in a bayed suite. When multiple enclosures are joined side by side, a single door-locking action on the main unit must carry through to neighboring cabinets. This rod provides that mechanical link, maintaining a consistent and secure lock across the full width of the bayed combination. Each pack contains 10 rods, making it practical for multi-bay installations or stocking service inventory. Installation is performed by qualified electrical or enclosure technicians familiar with Rittal TS system hardware.

This interconnecting rod is intended for use with Rittal TS enclosures featuring a 1200 mm wide door-locking configuration in bayed enclosure combinations. It is suited to commercial and industrial electrical installations where multiple TS enclosures are assembled into a continuous row and a unified locking system is required across all bays. The rod integrates into the existing door-locking hardware of the TS system without requiring separate fasteners or modification to the enclosure frame.

Key Features

• Extends door-locking mechanism from main enclosure to adjacent bayed enclosures
• Constructed from sheet steel for durability in industrial enclosure environments
• Compatible with Rittal TS 1200 mm wide door-locking bayed configurations
• Sold in a pack of 10 rods to support multi-bay or stocking requirements
• Designed as a direct-fit component within the Rittal TS system hardware lineup

Compatibility

Designed for use with Rittal TS enclosures with 1200 mm wide door-locking of bayed enclosure combinations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician experienced with Rittal TS enclosure systems. De-energize all equipment housed within the enclosures before accessing internal door-locking hardware. Follow the Rittal TS assembly documentation for correct rod placement and engagement with the locking mechanism. Consult applicable local electrical codes and the enclosure manufacturer guidelines before modifying or servicing door hardware on energized equipment rooms.