Phoenix Contact RT Din Rail Terminal Blocks
Phoenix Contact RT Din Rail Terminal Blocks are designed to provide additional marking areas on channels and each hinged cover. These terminal blocks feature special clamping nuts, plug-in bridges, large-surface labeling, corrosion-free terminal points, low contact resistance, and switching locks. The RT rail terminal blocks offer dual-bridging channels for additional connection alternatives and can accommodate standard ring-lugs for 3mm, 5mm, and 8mm stud sizes. Phoenix Contact RT Din Rail Terminal Blocks are ideal for railway applications, machine building, and plant engineering.
Features
- Special clamping nuts can be actuated with a normal screwdriver
- Captive spring-loaded spacers secure screws against loosening
- Hinged cover flaps for quick and easy connection
- Corrosion-free terminal points
- Low contact resistance
- Patented plug-in bridges for easy bridging and potential distribution
- Large surface labeling options
- Switching lock to prevent unintentional switching
- Live metal parts and insulated cable lugs are made touch-proof by hinged covers
Applications
- Railway industry
- Machine building
- Plant engineering
- Process industry
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| Numer części | Karta charakterystyki | Prąd znamionowy | Zakres amerykańskiej miary średnic przewodów AWG | Kolor | Długość | Szerokość | Śr. przewodu wg. AWG min. | Śr. przewodu wg. AWG maks. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3049042 |  |
125 A | 14 AWG to 2 AWG | Gray | 84 mm | 20.3 mm | 14 AWG | 2 AWG |
| 3049013 | |
24 A | 26 AWG to 14 AWG | Gray | 66 mm | 12.3 mm | 26 AWG | 14 AWG |
| 3049026 | |
41 A | 26 AWG to 10 AWG | Gray | 66 mm | 16.3 mm | 26 AWG | 10 AWG |
| 3049424 | |
41 A | 26 AWG to 10 AWG | Green, Yellow | 66 mm | 16.3 mm | 26 AWG | 10 AWG |
| 3049411 | |
24 A | 26 AWG to 14 AWG | Green, Yellow | 66 mm | 12.3 mm | 26 AWG | 14 AWG |
Opublikowano: 2008-07-30
| Zaktualizowano: 2022-03-11