WAGO 2002-3204 Feed Through Terminal Block Blue, 2.5 mm², 3-Level, Cage Clamp, IECEx/ATEX

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RS Stock No.:
758-1723
Distrelec Article No.:
304-36-177
Mfr. Part No.:
2002-3204
Brand:
WAGO
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Brand

WAGO

Colour

Blue

Product Type

Feed Through Terminal Block

Number of Levels

3

Voltage

500 V

Cable CSA

2.5 mm²

Minimum Wire Size AWG

22 AWG

Fused

No

Maximum Wire Size AWG

12 AWG

Pitch

5.2mm

Terminal Block Current

24A

Termination Type

Cage Clamp

Hazardous Area Certification

IECEx/ATEX

Standards/Approvals

No

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

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Direct insert solid and flexible conductors with ferrules without tools

Simple and quick to test

Marking / identification, is easy. The markers are clipped in the central band of the terminal block

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Comb jumpers and test sockets are available separately

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No. of Conductors: 2 per deck

Number of decks: 3

Terminal width: 5.2 mm

Dimensions: L 93.5 x H 69.5 mm

TOPJOB S Series


A range of rail-mounted terminal blocks that can fulfill all industrial and Ex applications, as well as those for building installations. Thanks to CAGE CLAMP® S technology, the TOPJOB® S rail-mounted terminal blocks for the DIN 35 carrier rail give a space saving of 30%. The compact size helps minimize costs through the reduction of panel space used, as well as smaller enclosures and junction boxes.

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