As above but there is only a single spare way in the CU. It is to power a Ring doorbell.
24v transformer to fit Hager CU
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The Ring doorbell PSU supplied with some Ring doorbells, or available separately from Ring, fits a single DIN module way. Though there are arguments saying products not type tested by the consumer unit manufacturer shouldn't be fitted in the consumer unit. Ring also make a matching surface mounted enclosure for their 24V PSU that can be mounted adjacent to the consumer unit.
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It seems the power supply 
for the Hager CU Product Dimensions 85 mm (H) x 70 mm (W) x 58 mm (D) so 4 module wide, Part Number ST314 so you will need an independent enclosure.
I do agree one can break the rules and use a third party transformer, the ST301 is two module wide, but 8 and 12 volt.
I do agree one can break the rules and use a third party transformer, the ST301 is two module wide, but 8 and 12 volt.
Din mounted transformers don't always fit as there designed to fit a section with no bus bar.
Some Ring bells are DC and others AC.
Argos where I got mine sold the new AC door unit but only sold Ring DC plug in power supplies
Some Ring bells are DC and others AC.
Argos where I got mine sold the new AC door unit but only sold Ring DC plug in power supplies
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