235-405/331-000

PCB terminal block, 235 Series, push-buttonConnect conductors quickly and safely with this PCB terminal block (item number 235-405/331-000). You can rely on tried and tested safety with these PCB term...

<h2>PCB terminal block, 235 Series, push-button</h2><br/><br/>Connect conductors quickly and safely with this PCB terminal block (item number 235-405/331-000). You can rely on tried and tested safety with these PCB terminal blocks, perfect for a wide range of applications when designing your devices. Rated current and voltage are important parameters when selecting a PCB terminal block, as they determine the product's suitability for different applications. This product has a rated voltage of 320 V and a rated current of 17.5 A, making it suitable for high-load applications. Conductors can only be connected to this PCB terminal block if their strip length is between 9 mm and 10 mm. This product incorporates one conductor terminal and utilizes Push-in CAGE CLAMP®. Our Push-in CAGE CLAMP® is a universal, maintenance-free connection solution for all conductor types, featuring a winning design: both solid and fine-stranded conductors with ferrules can be directly inserted without the need for tools or any preparation, such as crimping the ferrule. Dimensions: 26.5 x 19.1 x 12.5 mm (width x height x depth). This PCB terminal block is suitable for conductor cross sections ranging from 0.2 mm² to 1.5 mm². It comes with one level and five clamping points for connecting five potentials / 5 poles. The clamping spring is made of chrome-nickel spring steel (CrNi), the gray housing is made of polyamide (PA66) for insulation, and the contacts are made of electrolytic copper (ECu). Tin is used for coating the contact surfaces. This PCB terminal block is operated with a push-button. The PCB terminal block is designed for THT soldering. The conductor is designed to be inserted at an angle of 0°.. The solder pins, which are 0.4 x 0.8 mm in cross-section and 3.6 mm long, are arranged over the entire terminal strip (in-line). There are two solder pins per potential.<br/>