Phoenix Contact TDPT Series PCB Terminal Block, 3-Contact, 6.35mm Pitch, Wave Soldering, 1-Row, Screw Termination

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RS Stock No.:
565-622
Mfr. Part No.:
1017515
Brand:
Phoenix Contact
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Brand

Phoenix Contact

Number of Contacts

3

Pitch

6.35mm

Number of Rows

1

Mounting Type

Wave Soldering

Termination Method

Screw

Series

TDPT

COO (Country of Origin):
CN
The Phoenix Contact printed circuit board terminal designed for modern applications combines exceptional functionality and reliable performance wrapped in a compact format. Featuring a robust screw connection with tension sleeve, it ensures secure connectivity for a variety of conductor types, whether rigid or flexible. Crafted from Cu alloy and adorned with a durable hot-dip tin-plated surface, this terminal block is built to withstand demanding tasks. Additionally, the terminal showcases a unique zigzag pinning layout, making it easily adaptable to various mounting requirements while maintaining a slender pitch of 6.35 mm. It is ideal for engineers seeking both sustainability and efficiency in their electrical designs, ensuring careful attention to compliance with stringent safety standards.

Offers a secure screw connection for diverse conductor sizes
Manufactured from high-quality materials to ensure longevity
Employs a zigzag pinning layout for improved space efficiency
Designed for optimal heat dissipation during high current operations
Easily integrates into existing setups with wave soldering capabilities
Accommodates a range of conductor cross-sections for versatile usage
Complies with rigorous environmental regulations for peace of mind
Provides excellent insulation and protection against electrical faults

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