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2006-1404

4-conductor through terminal block; 6 mm²; suitable for Ex e II applications; side and center marking; for DIN-rail 35 x 15 and 35 x 7.5; Push-in CAGE CLAMP®; 6,00 mm²; blue
2006-1404

Through terminal block, 2006 Series, Push-in CAGE CLAMP®Connecting conductors is quick and easy with this through terminal block (item number 2006-1404). Conductors can only be connected to this throu...

<h2>Through terminal block, 2006 Series, Push-in CAGE CLAMP®</h2><br/><br/>Connecting conductors is quick and easy with this through terminal block (item number 2006-1404). Conductors can only be connected to this through terminal block if their strip length is between 13 and 15 mm . Whether in industrial or building applications, our rail-mount through terminal blocks are the perfect solution to quickly and securely connect electrical conductors. Depending on the variant, you can use them for either typical through-wiring or potential distribution. This product incorporates conductor terminals and utilizes Push-in CAGE CLAMP®. Push-in CAGE CLAMP® technology provides a universal connection solution for any type of conductor. It allows both solid and fine-stranded conductors with ferrules to be inserted directly into the clamping point without the need for tools. Dimensions: (7.5 x 89.3 x 39.5) mm (width x height x depth). Depending on the type of conductor, this through terminal block is suitable for conductor cross sections ranging from 0.5 mm² to 10 mm².<br/><br/><h3></h3><br/><br/>This through rail-mount terminal block is operated with an operating tool. Our TOPJOB® S rail-mount terminal blocks guarantee reliable electrical connections across many different industrial applications and modern building installations. They simplify wiring, as you can quickly plug in solid, stranded, and fine-stranded conductors with ferrules. This product is designed for specific Ex applications (please refer to the product datasheet).<br/>

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