Flush Mounting: refers to the panel being completely embedded in the device or wall, flush with the surrounding surface, usually used for installation on the wall or inside the device.
Surface Mounting: The panel is directly fixed to the surface of the device or wall, without embedding or cutting.
Insert Mounting: The panel is inserted into the device through a slot or rail, suitable for scenes that require convenient removal or replacement.
Hanging Mounting: Usually refers to the panel being hung and installed by means of hooks, brackets, etc., suitable for display or equipment that needs to be easily moved.
Snap-In Mounting: The panel is fixed by snap-in or snap-in devices, which is common in some external connection components, such as cable connectors, socket panels, etc.
Screw Mounting: The panel is fixed to the device or wall by screws, usually used in installation scenarios with high firmness requirements.
Spring Clip Mounting: Use spring clips or compression springs to fix the panel in a predetermined position, which is often used in industrial equipment.
Other names
D-type panel mount
Screw-locking mount
patch bays mounting
cabinet mounting
surface mount
