Electronics-Salon DIN Rail Mount Screw Terminal Block Adapter Module, for Raspberry Pi A+ 3A+ B+ 2B, 3B 3B+ 4B Zero Zero-W

I wish it came with some documentation for the Raspberry Pi Zero but it was simple enough. I had to unscrew the 4 module side screws to get to the back of the board. Then I unscrewed the terminals and moved the top two down to accommodate the smaller Pi. I had no issues with the added heat sink on the Pi Zero getting in the way. The module has male and female GPIO headers that are connected which confused me at first, but you could connect the pi face up and use a female to female 40 pin GPIO ribbon cable.I could eliminate the power and usb cable by using the screw terminals but maybe another day. I'm just happy it's a permanent solution to lose GPIO wires.

This works great for my application. If you have a permanent industrial installation, and a pi unit happens to fail for any reason, the exchange is painless without having to disconnect and reconnect all of the wires. Also provides a professional mounting strategy. The DIN rail fit is firm and robust, and the screw terminals are good quality. I love these things, only wish they were a little less expensive.

This is a very well made terminal block for Rapsberry pi, and fits on the DIN Rail great! Would recommend it for your next pi project. It also makes it easy to replace the Pi in the event that it gots down without having to disconnect all of your cables.

I would have given it a 5 if they had straightened out the order of the Pi's chaotic GPIO pins.

This is a little larger than i thought it would be (it elevates the Pi off of the rail substantially, so you'll need to make sure you have the clearance) but well worth the price! It makes all the connections clean, professional and serviceable.

Very high quality and well thought through. I am impressed by this and how simple and well engineered it it. It fits well and mounts nicely on a DIN rail. The Raspberry Pi securely screws to the assembly (upside down.) Note that the Pi USB and ethernet connectors will exit parallel to the DIN rail, not perpendicular to it.

Works great! Can’t complain, way better than making DuPont cables for a project. Used other din mounting hardware for mounting sensors, power distribution, etc.

This has worked nicely so far. I wish there was a cover I could attach to this that would leave the wiring exposed but cover the device itself...