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Omega Engineering YBK feed through terminal blocks

Omega Engineering YBK series of feed-through terminal blocks are tension clamp connection style for fast wire termination and reliable secure connection. The DIN rail mountable YBK series terminal blocks, rated at 600 V, are available in gray, blue, red, yellow, beige, and green, and are good for control panel and electrical panel wiring.

03/22/2010


Omega Engineering YBK feed through terminal blocks

Omega Engineering YBK feed through terminal blocks

Omega Engineering YBK series of feed-through terminal blocks are tension clamp connection style for fast wire termination and reliable secure connection. The DIN rail mountable YBK series terminal blocks are available in gray, blue, red, yellow, beige, and green. The tension clamp can be opened with a small screwdriver inserted next to the wire entry, then slip in the field wire and remove the screwdriver for a reliable and secure connection. No wire pre-treatment is needed, even with stranded wire, Omega says. They are rated at 600 V, UL 94 V2 Polyamide 6.6. The YBK series has four sizes of grounding terminal blocks. Accessories include end plates, end brackets, cross connectors and marking tags. They are said to be ideal for chemical, plastics, and packaging industries, especially for applications involving control panel and electrical panel wiring. They are RoHS compliant and have a CE mark. See more details, including a detailed table of specifications, at: www.omega.com/Auto/pdf/YBK.pdf.

 

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