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# Mounting

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The TX MODBUS offers three mounting solutions to suit all installation configurations:

* Wall mounting
* DIN rail mounting
* Tie-strap mounting
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## Wall mounting

The enclosure has two external fixing points, thus avoiding the need to open the cover for installation:

* Locations: A fixing hole is located on the upper part and a second one on the lower part of the enclosure.
* Method: Use screws and anchors suitable for the nature of your support (solid wall, drywall partition, etc.).

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## DIN rail mounting (Optional)

For neat integration into an electrical cabinet on a standard 35 mm DIN rail, you can use the specific Enless Wireless accessory.

* Reference: **DIN RAIL 1000-005**.
* Packaging: Sold in pairs (two clips per receiver).
* Installation:
  * 1\. **Screw** the clips to the back of the TX enclosure.
  * 2\. **Clip** the assembly simply onto the 35 mm DIN rail. The mechanism allows quick, secure locking without any additional tools.

## **Tie-strap mounting (Cable ties)**

Flexible solution for mounting on pipes, posts, or temporary structures.

* **Installation** : The frame has two tie-strap pass-throughs on each side (left and right). This configuration allows the sensor to be held firmly using standard cable ties (Rilsan type).


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