Phoenix Contact UK Series G 5/ 6 Non-Fused Terminal Block, 12-Way, 32A, 24 → 12 AWG Wire, Screw Down Termination

The G 5/2 non-fused terminal blocks are typically for mounting the block onto a device. It boasts touch-proof shock protection, compactness so you can add it to even the tightest of gaps and is rated at a surge voltage of 6Kv. This unit is typically used in network connections for electric and electronic equipment, thanks to it not needing a DIN rail.

• Device terminal block for direct mounting
• 15 - 32 A current rating
• Touch-proof shock protection
• Finger protection
• The housing ribs engage with one another below on both sides for simple attachment
• Mounting with two screws per block (apart from the 2 way version)
• Maintenance-free conductor connection
• Simple multi-conductor connection
• Conductor connection with or without ferrule

698-8076 is a bridged, 2 way terminal block and 829-5773 is a DIN Rail mounted duplex receptacle.

In accordance with IEC 60947-7-1 / IEC 60998.

CUL, GOST, UL, CSA.

Connect wires with ease and build an organised system using this non-fused terminal block from Phoenix Contact. The 12-way block is made to compact dimensions of just 52 (L) x 22 (W) x 24mm (D), so it slots into tight gaps and saves space when building your installation. Installation is fuss-free – you can mount it directly onto a device using two screws. The housing ribs engage with one another below on both sides, meaning attachment is a doddle with no need for a DIN rail.
Screw terminals help you make quick and easy electrical connections. As the block accepts wires sized between 24 and 12AWG, it's a versatile option. Pick it when you're making network connections to electronic equipment, for example in public address systems or process control systems.

• Suitable for connection in accordance with IEC 60947-7-1/IEC 60998 standard for low-voltage switchgear and control gear
• Voltage rating of 500V for wide compatibility
• Operating temperature range of -40°C to +80°C makes it suitable for harsh industrial environments