Phoenix Contact PTPOWER Series DIN Rail Terminal Block, 1-Way, 10AWG, 20 AWG Wire, 14A

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RS Stock No.:
803-9441
Mfr. Part No.:
0404017
Brand:
Phoenix Contact
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Brand

Phoenix Contact

Product Type

DIN Rail Terminal Block

Number of Ways

1

Current

14A

Wire Size

10, 20AWG

Mount Type

Busbar

Fused

No

Wire Protection

No

Colour

Silver

Cable CSA

0.5, 6mm²

Series

PTPOWER

Gender

Female

Enclosed

No

Hazardous Area Certification

IEC 60947-7-1

Standards/Approvals

No

Contact Plating

Tin

Phoenix Contact DIN Rail Terminal Block, M4 Screw Thread, 16mm Stripping Length - AK 4 - 0404017


Set up your electrical wiring swiftly and securely with this DIN rail terminal block from Phoenix Contact. It's an essential bit of kit for industrial automation and power distribution systems. The pick-off terminal block style makes it easy to monitor and measure power flow, as the open arrangement makes it easy to access conductors. For a safety boost, this unit is insulated with polyamide that's effective at preventing electrical jumps.

Compact dimensions of 16 (H) x 7 (W) x 23.6mm (D) ensure you can slot the block into busy setups, especially as it has a single-row layout. To mount it, simply link it to a neutral busbar in your electrical system. The screw-down termination method gets installation done in a jiffy with just a screwdriver. A tightening torque between 1.5 and 1.8N is all that's needed to establish a secure connection.

Features & Benefits


• Handles wire sizes between 20 and 10AWG for wide compatibility

• Light 4.872g weight doesn't add excess load to your infrastructure

• 41A maximum current makes it ideal for high-power tasks

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