Terminal block line expanded
Expanded line of IEC terminal blocks reportedly offers wider variety, higher current ranges, and more options than previous models.
By Control Engineering Staff
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Expanded line of IEC terminal blocks reportedly offers wider variety, higher current ranges, and more options than previous models. They are designed, manufactured, and tested for applicable UL, CSA, and IEC standards and are rated for Code 1, factor wiring only, and Code 2, factory and field wiring. Multi-level terminal blocks feature 3-wire sensor installation; and fuse holder terminal blocks are offered for IEC and North American control circuit fuses. Up to eight colors are available for easy circuit identification. Blank, standard, or custom markers are available from 5-20 mm wide, along with plotter systems and accessories to create markers as needed.
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