The Phoenix Contact UK-5-HESI series of fuse modular terminal blocks offer excellent protection to electrical systems, protecting them against overcurrent and short-circuiting. Easily clipped onto DIN rail, the range is easily interchanged and therefore offers you greater flexibility with the part.

• Large-surface labeling

• Safety lever locked in end position

• Hinged disconnect lever

• Flip-open compartment to accommodate a fuse

• Options to accommodate 5x20mm and 6.3x32mm fuses

• Terminal width 8.2 (5x20mm), and 10.2 (6.3x32mm)

• Protecting critical sensor or relay equipment

Parameters in tech. spec. table are with respect to UL and CSA Approvals. With UL approval these products have a nominal rating of 10A @ 600V; with CSA approval they have a nominal rating of 25A @ 600V

UL recognised component, CSA certified

This terminal block from Phoenix Contact is a fuse carrier as well as a potential distributor. It allows for the user-friendly testing of a fuse and plays a vital role in protecting devices, such as relays, from over current and short circuits.
The device is quick to install as you can easily snap it onto a DIN rail without any tools. Its universal screw connectors permit multi-conductor connections that remove the need for re-tightening screws and prevent wires from being accidentally disengaged. For your convenience, a flip-open compartment makes it easy to install a fuse. The unit's rugged polyamide body stands up extremely well to hostile conditions and heavy-duty wear and tear.
The terminal block is compatible with conductors ranging in size from 26AWG to 10AWG (American Wire Gauge). It's easily mounted into a control cabinet and is useful in power and energy management applications.

• Certified as safe to use in hazardous areas where explosive atmospheres may be present
• Operating temperature range of -60°C to +125°C
• Conforms to the RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) directive, meaning it contains no more than minimal levels of hazardous substances
• Meets the ANSI/ESD S20.20:2014 and BS EN 61340-5-1:2007 electrostatic control standards, so it won't damage equipment via electrostatic discharge